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Slough has announced its bid for UK Town of Culture 2028, launching a bold campaign to reshape how the town is seen nationally. Together As One is proud to play a leading role in a vision rooted in young people, creativity and long-term community impact.
Big Up Britwell is back for round two! Join us on Tuesday, 17th February, for an action-packed day featuring Salt Hill VR, Smash Burger making, and sports tasters in boxing, cricket, and basketball. It’s free for young people aged 11-25, but spaces are limited—book your spot now!
Despite heavy rain, over 50 people gathered in Salt Hill Park for Poetry in the Park — an inspiring evening of spoken word, music, and community spirit, crowned by a double rainbow.
Global Grub returned for a magical summer in Slough, bringing 103 young people together through food, fun, and friendship. From cooking 12 delicious dishes to enjoying four unforgettable trips, the programme celebrated diversity, supported young carers, and earned glowing feedback from families.
Together As One is hiring a Programme Manager to lead “Slough’s Cultural Revival” — a bold, inclusive project funded by Arts Council England. This is a chance to shape a more vibrant and representative cultural future in one of the UK’s most diverse towns. Hybrid working and flexible access support available.
Together As One proudly supported the launch of Slough’s Cultural Strategy—a bold, community-driven vision for a more inclusive, creative, and connected town. Developed with local voices, artists, and partners, the strategy outlines five key priorities to grow Slough’s cultural future from the ground up.
Join us for Body + Soul, a free health and well-being event for young people aged 11 to 18 (up to 25 with SEND) in Slough.
Discover the transformation of Dukes House along the A4 Bath Road, as it sheds its abandoned appearance to become a beacon of welcome in Slough. Thanks to the support of Slough Hub and local photographer Mike Swift, Dukes House now showcases 44 captivating portraits, each representing a different language spoken in the area. From Tamil to Ga, discover the diversity of Slough’s community and the inclusive spirit driving this project. Join us in celebrating this beautiful addition to our town and the enthusiastic contributions of our young volunteers.
