Why Slough could be the next property hotspot
01-23-2015
As the start of Crossrail services approaches the Telegraph's Anna White explains why Slough could be the latest property hotspot
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Come friendly bombs and fall on Slough.
It isn't fit for for humans now.
Lines from Sir John Betjeman's poem written in 1937 and featured in Ricky Gervais's series The Office.
It was written in 1937 as the town was becoming increasingly more industrialised, with a reputation for business parks.
And the image has stuck. Until now.
Shoppers in Slough will be expecting further retail development
New research from property company JLL, released this morning, has shown that Slough could become a property hotspot once the new high speed train service - Crossrail - has been built.
The new transport link means that commuters could travel from the Slough to Paddington in just 28 minutes - find out more about the latest property hotspot in the video above.
