We have rounded up some of the main areas that locals have been worried about as vehicles fill the roads they live and work on.

We first heard from David, who lives at Linden House, who contacted the Observer back in March.

He told us the dumped cars were impacting a lot of people who live in the block of flats, particularly the elderly and disabled.

David said there have been various meetings with his housing office as well as raising the issue with Independent councillor Madhuri Bedi (Foxborough ward).

The council originally said that because there were no parking restrictions in place on the road and the vehicles are taxed, there is no enforcement action the parking team can take.

You can read the full story on David's concerns here.

Slough Observer then heard from a local business employee from a company on Lakeside Road, in Colnbrook.

The woman, who wished to remain anonymous, said since covid restrictions lifted the road has been "terrible".

She said it was obvious the Heathrow Airport meet and greet companies were using the road to leave peoples cars while they were away on holiday.

To read the full story about the business on Lakeside Road, you can take a look here. After we published that story, more residents reached out sharing their frustrations.

We were told by our readers that there were many other roads being targeted.

These included Tamar Way, Humber Way, Thames Road, Crown meadow, Seacourt Road.

You can read the full story on the full list of roads here.

And in May, we were contacted by another company situated along the Colnbrook Bypass.