Public authorities are under a legal duty to monitor by ethnicity in order to identify and eliminate the possibility of institutional racism and discrimination in their organisations and delivery of services (http://www.cre.gov.uk/).  View: Ethnic Monitoring

Slough is an extremely diverse area with Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) groups constituting a significant proportion of its entire population. The following analysis looks at the ethnic makeup of Slough by ward, comparing it to the South East and England & Wales. Other factors, such as age groups and religion are also featured in the report. We hope you'll find this resource useful!  View: Statistics - Slough Demographics

Since October 2003, SREC has had four pots of funding from the Department for Education & Skills (through Government Office South East) to fund local people from all communities and backgrounds who want to become Community Champions and run projects for the benefit of others in Slough who are disadvantaged or socially excluded. View: Community Champions Fund