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Tag: Slough

Salt Hill Park in Slough

Salt Hill Park, awarded the Green Flag, has a rich history dating back to its 1907 donation by James Elliman.

Ken Sutherland 3rd November 20263rd November 2026

Wexham Park Hospital

The author recounts their near-fatal experience with necrotising fasciitis, praising Wexham Park Hospital's exceptional care and history.

Ken Sutherland 3rd November 20263rd November 2026

Old Photos Create Memories

Memories of Slough's past shared through old photographs.

Ken Sutherland 2nd November 20262nd November 2026

Ada Unsworth – Dancer

Ada Unsworth was a pivotal figure in old-time dancing in Slough, remembered for her contributions and achievements in dance.

Ken Sutherland 2nd November 20262nd November 2026

Herschel Park in Slough

Herschel Park in Slough is being restored to Victorian splendour with £2.7 million funding, reopening on May 22.

Ken Sutherland 31st October 202631st October 2026

Telegraph used to catch a Killer

After killing his wife, a murderer escaping by train was caught when staff were alerted at his destination by telegraph.

Ken Sutherland 31st October 202631st October 2026

Poisoning at Castle Hill

Castle Inn at Salt Hill was the scene of an unfortunate food poisoning by turtle soup, killing five.

Ken Sutherland 31st October 202631st October 2026

Grocery family has bags of experience

Darvilles, a historic family-run grocery store in Windsor, has evolved through generations, primarily selling tea and diversifying during economic downturns.

Ken Sutherland 30th October 202630th October 2026

Queen Anne’s Well

Queen Anne’s Well in Slough, renowned for its healing waters, served the royal family but is now lost to history.

Ken Sutherland 1st September 20261st September 2026

Slough Town Hall

Slough Town Hall's future is uncertain due to potential demolition for a new school, despite its architectural significance.

Ken Sutherland 1st September 20261st September 2026

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