Slough, Berkshire is one of the most important business centres in the south east due to its proximity to both London and Reading and because of the Slough, Berkshire Trading Estate housing companies such as the European headquarters for Mars Incorporated. This has resulted in Slough, Berkshire becoming one of the most culturally diverse towns in the UK. Unemployment in Wales in the 1930s resulted in a huge influx into Slough, Berkshire. Immigrants from Commonwealth states followed in their numbers during the post-war years. Slough, Berkshire also has the highest percentage of Sikhs in the UK, the international non-profit organisation Khalsa Aid was developed by youth from the Slough, Berkshire Sikh community.
Slough, Berkshire was perhaps made infamous by Ricky Gervais and The Office and has been the subject of much derision. However, there is a multimillion pound redevelopment plan for the town centre. Famous individuals linked with Slough, Berkshire include comedian Jimmy Carr, Queen Victoria, novelist Charles Dickens, singer Geri Halliwell and engineer Isombard Kingdom Brunel
Slough, Berkshire suburbs include Chalvey Cippenham, Colnbrook, Langley, Poyle, Upton, Wexham and merges into Burham, Datchet, Farnham Royal and Stoke Poges. Ohter town areas are Britwell, Huntercombe, Lynch Hill, Manor Park, Salt Hill, Upton Lea and Windsor Meadows. Windsor, Maidenhead, Uxbridge and Bracknell are situated nearby to the south, west, northeast and southwest consecutively
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