Chalvey has long been identified as an area where environmental cleanliness and community pride are key priorities. Regular reports of littering and fly-tipping affected public spaces, parks and residential streets, impacting residents' perceptions of safety and neighbourhood quality. In response, a community litter-picking event was arranged by Cllr Nadeem Khawar and Slough Mayor Rifaqat Zarait,...Read More

Community events play an important role in bringing people together, reducing social isolation and creating opportunities for residents to connect with local organisations. The annual Cippenham Carnival is a valued tradition that celebrates local heritage while encouraging community participation and neighbourhood pride.Read More

Cardo Canterbury, along with other business supported the Kent Education Business Partnership organised careers event for students of Archbishops school, event hosted at the University of Kent.Read More

Armed Forces Day, held annually on the last Saturday in June, provides an opportunity for communities across the UK to recognise and celebrate the contributions of serving personnel, veterans, Service families and cadets. Public support for the Armed Forces community plays an important role in boosting morale and demonstrating appreciation for their service.Read More

Cardo was proud to sponsor Dacorum borough Council’s Armed forces event held on 27th June 2026.  The sun was shining and the event was well attended. Cardo ran a traditional Hoopla stall with prizes for everyone who took part.Read More

Improved health and wellbeing by offering free access to the hut for struggling families and community groups, supporting those in poverty. • Promotes inclusivity by providing a safe and supportive space for individuals from all backgrounds. • Encourages a stronger sense of community through shared experiences and connection events.Read More

Cardo Canterbury, along with other business representatives were invited to the Canterbury College student and business supporter awards evening.Read More

Organised by the Kent education Business Partnership, and along with over 25 businesses and organisations including Kier, Skanska, Kent County Council and Balfor Beatty, Cardo supported the Barton Court Grammer school careers fair, an opportunity for all student year groups to engage with employer and university representatives.Read More

As part of its commitment to supporting young people and promoting career awareness, Cardo partnered with Learning to Work, a not-for-profit organisation, to host a School Insight Day for 20 students from Langley Academy.Read More

Slough Borough Council Children First Services identified the need to improve the outdoor space at Breakaway House to create a safer, more welcoming, and engaging environment for children. The garden had fallen into disrepair, with damaged fencing, overgrown vegetation, and limited opportunities for outdoor activities reducing its usability and appeal.Read More