Slough Council has shut down a road utilized by 8,000 daily commuters following the receipt of grant funding for a new Heathrow Express train depot. As a result, Langley High Street is set to resemble the M25.
Slough
Supporting the People of Berkshire
Slough Council has shut down a road utilized by 8,000 daily commuters following the receipt of grant funding for a new Heathrow Express train depot. As a result, Langley High Street is set to resemble the M25.
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It’s understandable to feel frustrated with the closure of Langley High Street, especially considering how many people rely on it daily. It raises significant concerns about accessibility and the impact on local businesses and commuters. While the grant for the new Heathrow Express train depot could bring long-term economic benefits and improved transport links, it’s essential for the council to provide clear communication about the reasons behind the closure and offer alternative routes or support for those affected. Hopefully, they will consider community feedback and work towards minimizing disruption during this transition. What do you think could be done to address the challenges this closure presents?