The borough of Slough located within the Royal County of Berkshire is one of England's most ethnically diverse neighbourhoods. Situated towards the west of Greater London, this borough contains the towns of Windsor, Maidenhead, Uxbridge and Bracknell.

From a historical perspective Slough had been in existence since the 12th century when it was a small hamlet on the road to Windsor and was known by the name Sloo. During the 17th century Slough was designated as a place from where travellers changed horses, following the construction of the Great Western Railway saw Slough being granted a railway station along with Eton and Windsor. A number of historical buildings can be seen in Slough such as the Baylis House and Godolphin Court and St. Laurence's Church. Historical artifacts from the area can be viewed at the Slough Museum.

Today Slough has become a true urban metropolis, with old buildings being replaced by new office blocks and shopping malls. The multimillion dollar Heart of Slough project aims to make the town a leading European hub for creative media, information and technological industries.

Interesting things to do in Slough include going shopping in the town centre and to visit the nearby attractions of Eton and Windsor. The close proximity to the Heathrow International Airport means that business travelers find it convenient to travel from Slough Berkshire. Hotels such as the Copthorne Hotel Slough Windsor offer the best possible accommodation and access to nearby attractions in the area.