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The growth and resilience of the U.K. economy depend on its ability to secure the talent needed to power its fastest-growing industries, particularly the green and digital sectors reshaping the global landscape. As competition for high-skilled professionals intensifies, the locations best equipped to attract, host, and support internationally mobile talent will be the ones driving the next wave of economic progress. Increasingly, organisations are looking beyond the capital –

The UK’s £16.7 billion GVA space economy is a vital driver of national innovation, growth, and global competitiveness, supporting thousands of high-skilled jobs. Positioned on Heathrow’s doorstep and at the heart of the M4 and M25 corridors at the heart of the M4 corridor, Slough is primed to play a pivotal role in this thriving sector. With its established aerospace and satellite presence, strong talent pipeline, and world-class infrastructure, the borough is well placed to

As cities across the UK embrace more sustainable and active modes of transport, Slough is stepping up its game. The town’s future vision is centred around creating a healthier, more dynamic, and proactive community by encouraging residents to walk, cycle, and run as part of their daily lives. Slough is transforming its infrastructure to promote active travel, aiming to create a healthier, dynamic, and proactive community. By enhancing facilities for cycling, walking, and runn

In a significant development that could reshape Slough’s economic landscape, Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed that the government backs a third runway at Heathrow Airport.   During a major speech on economic growth, she says the runway is "badly needed" and could create 100,000 jobs.   A third runway at Heathrow is projected to reduce flight congestion over London, making travel more efficient and potentially opening up new international trade and investment opportunities.