SRI GURU SINGH SABHA, SLOUGH is a registered UK nonprofit organisation (charity number 1126726) operating as a Sikh gurdwara (place of worship) in Slough. Established in April 1976, it was the first Sikh temple in the area, replacing earlier services held at the Barn Restaurant in Salt Hill Park[4]. The gurdwara was constructed on land leased from Slough Corporation (now Slough Borough Council) at a cost exceeding £70,000, funded entirely through congregational donations[4].

The organisation focuses on promoting Sikh religious practices, Punjabi language, and cultural traditions[1][3]. Its activities include regular worship services, religious education, and community programs. A notable initiative includes matrimonial services to facilitate Sikh marriages within a faith-based framework[3].

In recent years, the Charity Commission intervened regarding plaques at the site, issuing an ultimatum in early 2025 for their removal due to undisclosed compliance concerns[5]. The gurdwara remains central to Slough's Sikh community, emphasizing congregational participation (sangat) and service (seva)[4].

[1] https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regId=1126726&subId=0 [2] https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/3010111/contact-information [3] https://singhsabhaslough.org [4] https://singhsabhaslough.org/about/ [5] https://www.sikhsiyasat.net/uks-charity-commission-unfairly-targeting-gurdwara-in-slough-after-complaint-by-indian-journalist-sikh-federation-uk/?amp_markup=1