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Slough Area Guide INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Why Chiltern Relocation loves Slough: It is a vibrant town with a wide range Slough of facilities on offer - Slough offers the buzz and diversity of the town centre but also the proximity of beautiful riverside towns and villages. area guide Slough is located 23 miles west of London and with commuting times of 35 minutes into London Paddington. The town is best known for being home to numerous large international companies and as such, Slough boasts an ethnically diverse community as witnessed by the great variety of shopping Distances and restaurants in the surrounding area. Heathrow 11 miles 16 minutes Gatwick 49 miles 56 minutes The Slough Project is currently investing £450million into the town and this M25 16 miles 27 minutes includes a new state of the art library and cultural centre. The town offers a M4 4 miles 10 minutes wide range of sports and leisure facilities including a popular ice skating Train London - Paddington rink. Just moments from Slough is the internationally famous Olympic Eton 35 minutes Dorney rowing lake where many people enjoy learning to row or simply walking or cycling around the lake. There is also an excellent café at Eton Chiltern Relocation Dorney. Call us now to discuss your needs. Slough is also very well placed for its proximity to Heathrow, the M4, M25. t +44 (0) 1494 672086 Many people who work in Slough, but do not wish to live in such a busy m +44 (0) 7718 533722 town, choose to live in Windsor, Maidenhead and Gerrards Cross where there are excellent schooling options available. Many also seek out the [email protected] attractive smaller towns and villages nearby such as Farnham Common, www.chilternrelocation.com Denham and Cookham. © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 Slough is only 8 minutes from Stoke Park Country Club which boasts a fabulous golf course, tennis courts, hotel and spa. Stoke Park has also been the location for many famous films such as Goldfinger and Bridget Jones Diary. INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Slough State Primary School Castleview Primary Woodstock Avenue Slough SL3 7LJ | 01753 810615 Education School www.castleview.slough.sch.uk The Stoke Poges Primary Rogers Road Slough SL2 4LN | 01753 643319 School www.stokepoges.bucks.sch.uk/website Chiltern Relocation St Nicolas' Church of Rectory Road Taplow Sl6 0ET | 01628 603759 England Combined School www.stnicolastaplow.com/contact.asp Call us now to discuss your needs. Lent Rise Combined Coulson Way Slough SL1 7NP | 01628 662913 t +44 (0) 1494 672086 School www.lentrise.eschools.co.uk/website m +44 (0) 7718 533722 St Marys Church of Yew Tree Road, Slough, West Berkshire SL1 2AR England Primary School 01753 534791 | www.stmarys.slough.sch.uk [email protected] www.chilternrelocation.com Private Primary School Girls Brigidine School Queensmead, Kings Road, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 2AX © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 Windsor 01753 863997 | www.brigidine.org.uk Co-Ed St Georges School Windsor Castle, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 1QF 01753 865553 | www.stgwindsor.co.uk Girls Maltman’s Green Maltmans Lane, Gerrards Cross, SL9 8RR School 01753 883022 | www.maltmansgreen.com Co-Ed Gayhurst Bull Lane, Gerrards Cross Bucks. SL9 8RJ 01753 882690 | www.gayhurstschool.co.uk State Senior School Boys Windsor Boys School 1 Maidenhead Road, Windsor SL4 5EH 01753 716060 www.twbs.co.uk Langley Academy Langley Road, Langley SL3 7EF | 01753 214 440 www.langleyacademy.org Beechwood School Long Readings Lane Slough SL2 1QE | 01753 520473 www.beechwood.slough.sch.uk Upton Court Grammar Lascelles Road, Upton SL3 7PR | 01753 522892 School www.uptoncourtgrammar.org.uk Private Senior School Boys Thorpe House Oval Way, Gerrards Cross, Bucks SL9 8QA School, 01753 882474 | www.thorpehouse.bucks.sch.uk Girls St Mary's School Packhorse Road, Gerrards Cross, SL9 8JQ 01753 883370 | www.stmarysschool.co.uk INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Slough Restaurants The Ostrich High Street, Colnbrook, SL3 0JZ 01753 682628 Leisure Kai’s Restaurant 467 Bath Road, Slough SL1 6AA 01628 666411 The Foresters The Broadway, Farnham Common, SL2 01753 643340 3QQ Chiltern Relocation Gilbey's 82 High Street Eton SL4 6AF 01753 854921 Call us now to discuss your needs. Bel and the Dragoon Thames Street, Windsor, SL4 1PQ 01753 866056 Viva L'italia 21 London Road, Slough SL3 7RL 07983 987952 t +44 (0) 1494 672086 Panjab 118 London Road | Langely, SL3 7HS 01753 536111 m +44 (0) 7718 533722 Pubs and inns [email protected] www.chilternrelocation.com The White Horse Village Lane Hedgerley Slough 01753 643225 Three Tuns 8 Market Street Windsor SL4 1PB 01753 861615 © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 The Dukes Head Farnham Road | Farnham Royal SL2 3AJ 01753 643138 Golden Cross Poyle road | Colnbrook, Slough sl30bn 01753 680580 Gyms Absolutely Fitness Liverpool Road, Slough, West Berkshire SL1 4QZ 01753 478688 Thames Valley Pococks Lane, Eton, West Berkshire SL4 6HN Athletics Centre 01753 770037 INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Slough Sports Slough Cricket Club Upton Court Park, Upton Court Road, Slough, SL3 7LT Leisure Rugby & Football Upton Court Park, Upton Court Road, Slough, SL3 7LT Golf Stoke Park Golf Course, Park Road, Stoke Poges, SL2 4PG Tennis Stoke Park Golf Course, Park Road, Stoke Poges, SL2 4PG Chiltern Relocation Squash Datchet Health Club, Priory Way, Slough, SL3 9JQ Call us now to discuss your needs. Music t +44 (0) 1494 672086 Swipemusic www.swipemusicprojects.wordpress.com/about-us/ m +44 (0) 7718 533722 Slough Music Service Beechwood, Long Readings Lane, Slough. SL2 1QE [email protected] 01753 759614 www.chilternrelocation.com Dance © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 Creative Academy West Wing Arts Centre, Stoke Road, Slough, SL2 5AY Orchard Academy of Holybush Hill, Slough, SL2 4QB Dance INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Slough Dentists Berkshire Dental Care 137 High Street, Slough, SL1 1DN | 01753 520942 Health Acorn Dental Care 8 Stoke Poges Lane Slough, SL1 3NT | 01753 776757 Yew Tree Dental Crare 1a Yew Tree Road Slough | 01753 522500 Langley Road Dental 162 Langley Road Slough | 01753 541057 Chiltern Relocation Call us now to discuss your needs. Doctors Wexham Park Hospital Slough, SL2 4HL t +44 (0) 1494 672086 www.nhs.uk/Services/hospitals/Overview/DefaultView.a m +44 (0) 7718 533722 spx?id=717 The Sussex Place 18 Sussex Place Slough SL1 1NR | 01753 522713 [email protected] Surgery www.chilternrelocation.com © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Slough Community and government Slough County Council www.slough.gov.uk Other Slough Library 85 High Street, Slough, SL1 1EA www.slough.gov.uk/libraries Chiltern Relocation General area information Call us now to discuss your needs. Average property price* Style of property £648,738 1920’s 30’s and 1940’s houses and t +44 (0) 1494 672086 Population** recently since the train station has been m +44 (0) 7718 533722 122,000 refurbished town centre flats are very popular with lots of investors [email protected] Top roads in area Properties in high demand www.chilternrelocation.com Rambler Lane Slough, Hollow Hill Lane Popular properties are Town Centre flats, Iver, Grove Road Burnham, Green Lane property in Burnham, Langley and Iver © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 Burnham, Poyle Lane Burnham, Langley offer good value for money with close Road Langley and many more access to M25/M40 This is one in a series of area guides available from the award winning Chiltern Relocation Ltd. explaining the unique appeal and character of the Chilterns, a particularly beautiful part of the country close to London. Please go to www.chilternrelocation.com/area-guides to view the complete series of area guides available. *For a detached house 2015 Zoopla **According to 2011 census .
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