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| We have recently been named as Britain's 'Boomtown'. Now that's something to be proud of |
Ruth Bagley |
Chief Executive, Slough Borough Council |
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| We are proud to have over 1,000 volunteers, from all sectors of society, supporting some 400 voluntary and community groups in Slough |
Ramesh Kukar |
Slough Council for Voluntary Services |
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| Our vibrant and diverse population, representing over 80 different nationalities, has created a unique community rich in culture and history |
Rafiq Chochan |
Assistant Director, Economic Development and Inclusion, Slough Borough Council |
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| For more than a decade now, Amazon.co.uk has been proud to call Slough its home. Over that time, we have witnessed the continued growth and development of this great town, and with the innovative ‘Heart of Slough’ project well underway, we look forward to an even brighter future for everyone who lives and works here |
Brian McBride |
Managing Director, Amazon.co.uk Ltd |
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| NFER's headquarters is in one of Slough’s historic buildings, and the town is ideally situated for national and international communications. Many of our staff come from Slough and its schools take part in our research - no wonder we're proud to be Slough! |
Sue Rossiter |
Chief Executive, National Foundation for Educational Research |
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| UCB is ‘Proud to be Slough’ because being located in Slough gives us excellent transport links and the area is also great for recruitment and communication networks. UCB enjoy a good relationship with Slough Borough Council and look forward to supporting this initiative in the future |
Brian Robbins |
Director of Facilities, UCB |
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| There is so much to do in Slough, it’s impossible to get bored; I live only five minutes away from the beautiful countryside yet I am able to enjoy all the perks of living in a well connected town. The best things about Slough are its volunteering sector, which is very active, and its road and rail connections. Also I think Slough’s cycle track provisions are awesome |
Dawn Iverson |
Volunteer Management Project Coordinator, Slough Volunteer Centre |
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| Slough is home to many different people, successful businesses and a thriving community. I have lived in Slough all my life, and worked here for six years. I feel safe living in Slough and I am now working to make a difference to the people I have grown up with |
Nadia Barakat |
Slough Project Manager, NHS Berkshire East |
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| I enjoy working in Slough. Every day I meet a wide diversity of people all happy to get involved in their communities |
Louise Jones |
Manager, Slough Volunteer Centre |
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| I have been part of Slough for six years. I love its community spirit and the attitude of Slough’s people. Slough has a vibrant High Street, with many different people to meet. There are also substantial employment opportunities as Slough attracts lots of businesses due to its brilliant transport links |
Kulbir Singh |
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| I have worked in Slough for two years now and I am proud that the community works together to make the borough a better place. Slough has a great culture, green spaces and excellent transport links. |
Amy Chapman
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DAAT Project Officer, Slough Borough Council |
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| I have worked in Slough for four years and I still enjoy the welcome and energy that its people give to me. There’s a belief in Slough that anything is possible |
Mary Kelly |
Community Care Development Worker |
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| Slough makes me proud when I see the good work that community groups do every day. The best things about Slough are its parks, people and its voluntary sector. I really appreciate Slough’s new playgrounds and how much enjoyment families are getting out of them |
Sarah Willcocks |
Participation and Compact Worker, Slough Council for Voluntary Services |
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| I have lived and worked in Slough for over 10 years, the best things about it are its diversity and that there is easy access to its many services. |
Sue Njuguna |
Head of Operations, Destiny Support CIC |
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| I like the fact Slough has a diverse, multi ethnic population with many different faiths. This provides a base for all the newcomers to be able to connect to its residents. Slough has many parks and provides easy access to the countryside. It’s also close to all the major road networks |
Batul Mansur Khan |
Founder and Unit Coordinator, SPELTUK |
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| Living in Slough is great. It has ease of access to London and Heathrow airport is only 15 minutes travel away by rail. Slough has a very friendly, diverse and young population |
Hanna Ali |
Project Manager, Darnell Somali Community |
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| I have been working in Slough for eight months now and can already appreciate Slough’s diverse nature. There are so many people from so many different backgrounds, yet they still show the utmost respect for each other |
Noreen Mian |
Cohesion Support Officer, Slough Borough Council |
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| I am proud to work and live in Slough. My favourite place is the Salt Hill Park where I run, enjoying the open space and its greenery. There are many work opportunities, and it is great being so close to Windsor, London and Heathrow |
Magdalena Korzeniecka |
Migrant Resource Centre Coordinator |
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| I love living in Slough. Where else could I have the opportunity to meet such a large number of different people of different faith, colour and culture? And its history goes right back to the Domesday Book |
Eleanor Cryer |
Slough Mencap |
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| I am proud of Slough’s community spirit and its cultural diversity. It has lots of good shops and playgrounds, and is ideally located for commuting to London and Heathrow airport |
Megan Hurley |
Play Co-ordinator, Slough Borough Council |
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| I like Slough because its services give me a lot of support. I was born disabled, and was bullied for my disabilities. My school supported me through these difficult times as did the job centre and now social services |
Margery Elizabeth Hitchman |
Chair of DisAbility Matters |
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| I am proud to live in Slough because of its great hospital. Wexham Hospital saved my life twice and has given excellent care to my family. Slough has good leisure facilities. Montem Leisure Centre and other pools led to me pursuing a swimming career |
Colin Young |
Community Development Manager, Slough YMCA |
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| I’m proud to live in a town where people are so positive about the future. I’m really looking forward to 2012 |
Lynn Andrews |
District Manager, Scout Enterprises |
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| I’m proud of the diversity of Slough’s population, the plentiful supply of work opportunities and the way communities work together in harmony. |
Marcia Wright |
Chairperson, Slough Older People’s Forum |
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| It’s good to see all the great things the community is doing to make Slough one of the best places to live |
Abdul Majed |
Senior Operations Manager, Targ8 Ltd |
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| Slough - renowned industrial heritage at the edge of technology |
Mike Pearson |
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Training Ltd |
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| Slough has an energy which rivals the heart of London |
John Ryan |
Sales Manager, Formula 1 Karting |
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| Slough is full of entrepreneurial spirit |
Paul Glynn |
Sandler Training |
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| I’ve worked in Slough for 30 years and like the vibrant business estate, the good communications and the fact it is easy to get anywhere |
David Thornley |
Director, Adara Associates |
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| I’m proud of the diversity of Slough’s culture and the spirit of our entrepreneurs |
Adam Sutton |
Regional Sales Manager, Orega Slough Serviced Offices |
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| I have lived and worked in Slough for more than 17 years. The togetherness of Slough, and the diversity of its inhabitants, makes me proud. Slough offers a welcoming community and great quality services including its schools, businesses and hospitals |
Riti Vishwakarma |
Community Capacity Development Worker |