Culture Days Are More Than Just Dressing Up.
Recently, the topic of culture has become a significant issue across the country. Some feel lost, others overshadowed, as the need to conform to one uniform identity rises. But having grown up in Slough, I often remember the different ways culture was embedded into mine and others lives, and this was most reflected through celebrating Cultural Days.
Brewing Pride at Chai-o’clock!
Nestled into the heart of Slough are the little seedlings of tea shops on Farnham Road, sprouting up with hints of flavourful masala blends. You’ll never be at a loss in discovering these chai cafes, sprucing up the busy road with their Instagram-worthy décor and mixing modern trends with traditional recipes.
The Hidden Strength Behind Results’ Day.
August marked the return of another Results’ Day for students across the nation. A date that stirred a mix of excitement and dread. But as the month draws to a close, we find ourselves reminiscent and reflective. Slough, too, had its own moment; home to excellent schools and many brilliant young minds.
Slough: From Punchline to Powerhouse – Why Culture is Our Secret Weapon
Slough is changing — fast. For too long, old jokes and tired stereotypes have shaped how people see us. But those days are over. This town is buzzing with energy, creativity, and possibility, and the world is about to notice.
Slough’s Mitra Tribe takes on viral dance trends with a classical twist
A local Indian Dance group has put fun twists on the latest social media trends to showcase classical Indian Dance. With energetic reels dancing to the likes of Shakira’s ‘Waka Waka’ as well as a classical Indian version of Ed Shereen’s ‘Shape of you’.
Slough
Sir John Betjeman complained of Slough
That there’s no room to graze a cow
And in the same breath:
Bomb Slough to death!
But what town grazes cows anyhow?
Flowing Together: A Celebration of Nature, Art, and Community
Salt Hill Tunnel has been brought back to life with the unveiling of a stunning new mural at the Water and Nature Festival. The once-neglected tunnel is now home to the eye-catching ‘Water Lives Here’ mural, and Slough’s community made sure it was there to celebrate this iconic transformation.
Fault Lines by Lila Dance
On Friday evening, we headed to The Curve in Slough to watch Fault Lines by Lila Dance, and honestly, we weren’t prepared for how powerful it would be. It wasn’t just a show, it was an experience that stayed with us long after we left.