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Themes Homepage > Maxwell Fraser & the History of Slough > Local government by Maxwell Fraser     Local government by Maxwell Fraser       Download the PDF document  Viewing tips Brief Description: In chapter 16 of the History of Slough, Maxwell Fraser talks about the creation of the Slough Board of Health in 1863 and goes on to talk about the evolution of the towns' government. Subject Date: 01/01/1863 - 31/12/1974 Creator: Maxwell Fraser Article: Chapter 16: Local government Publication: The history of Slough Publisher: Slough Corporation Owner: Slough Library Contributor: Slough Library   Full Description: The history of Slough by Maxwell Fraser was originally a series of articles that appeared in the Slough Observer. In 1973 Fraser combined her articles, together with some other research, and produced the History of Slough. This article is a chapter from the second edition of her book which was published in 1980. It has been reproduces by permission of Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales and with the blessing of the Slough Observer and the Slough & District Civic Society.   Collection: Maxwell Fraser Collection Place: Slough ; Chalvey ; Farnham Royal Parish ; Slough High Street ; Langley ; Langley Parish ; Salt Hill ; Stoke Road ; Stoke Poges Parish ; Upton ; Wexham Parish ; William Street B416 ; Britwell ; Berkshire ; Buckinghamshire ; Chalfonts ; Farnham Wards ; La Dimensions: 21 x 29.7 cm Subject: Local government ; Urban District Councils ; Borough Councils ; Parish Councils ; Poor relief ; poor laws ; population statistics ; population statistics ; Public Libraries ; Public Services ; Rates ; Rates ; Sewerage ; Boundaries ; Parish of Upton-cum-Chalvey Population ; Boundaries ; Councillors ; Councillors ; Population statistics ; Local Government ; Boundaries ; memorials Name Subject: William Trumper's Enclosure Award Map 1822 ; Baylis House ; Edward Thomas Bowyer ; William Bonsey ; Grand Union Canal Slough Branch ; Cedars ; Charsley ; Charter granted to Slough ; Deverill family ; Dorney Parish ; Eton College Playing Fields ; Farm and Farm-house Slough ; William Ford ; A.J. Frenchum ; W. Harris ; Headington's shop ; Henry James Lufff ; Mackenzie Street ; Montem Mound ; Municipal Services ; W.G. Nixey ; Overseers of the Poor ; Slough Borough Council ; Slough Branch Canal ; Slough Farmhouse ; Slough Urban District Council ; Professor Sir Basil Spence ; Alderman Robert Taylor ; Slough Town Hall ; Trumper Award Map ; Charles Turner ; Upton Wood ; Slough Urban District Council ; Slough Urban District Council Offices ; Norman T. Berry ; Berry Hall ; Chiltern Hills ; Fulcrum Leisure Centre ; Sir William Herschel ; Jordans Meeting House ; Langley Ward ; Planet Theatre ; Queensmere ; Slough Borough Council ; Slough District Berkshire ; Slough Plan ; Slough Urban District Council ; Alderman Robert Taylor ; Thames Hall ; River Thames ; Slough Urban District Council ; Wexham Ward ; Windsor Castle Content Type: Book Location: Slough Library Local Ref: MF Chapter 16 Unique ID: sl-sl-max_chapter16-d-02-000.pdf IPR: National Library of Wales       Themes Homepage > Maxwell Fraser & the History of Slough > Local government by Maxwell Fraser

 

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