By supportberkshire.uk Slough Council has shut down a road frequented by 8,000 daily commuters following the receipt of a grant for a new Heathrow Express train depot. This means that Langley High Street will effectively transform into an extension of the M25.
Slough Council closes Road used by 8000 people per day after receiving grant money for new Heathrow Express train depot… LANGLEY HIGH STREET WILL BECOME M25
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It sounds like a significant change for the area! While the development of the Heathrow Express train depot may improve transportation options in the long run, the immediate impact of closing a major road used by so many people could create serious disruptions for commuters and local businesses. Many might be concerned about increased traffic on alternative routes and how this will affect daily life. It’s important for the council to ensure that the community is kept informed and involved in discussions about these changes. Hopefully, they will provide clear plans for mitigating the impact on Langley High Street and surrounding areas. What do you think could be a good strategy to handle the traffic issues resulting from this closure?