A popular Bingo hall which has served the Slough community for multiple years has permanentley closed its doors.

On April 10 Buzz Bingo, located on the Bath Road in what was once the Adelphi Theatre, held its last Bingo night, with so many people attending the car park 'overflowed'.

In a statement on Facebook, Buzz Bingo said: "To all our wonderful members, we're sad to announce that Bingo Slough is now permanently closed.

"We're so sad to say goodbye but so grateful for all your support and the memories you've helped us to make over the years."

The Buzz Bingo hall is one of nine that have had to close due to the "ongoing and challenging operating environment".

Buzz Bingo's Chief Executive Dominic Mansour said: "In common with the entire leisure and hospitality sector, Buzz Bingo has failed to see customers return to the high street in the same numbers as before the pandemic.

"This, coupled with a squeeze on family finances brought about by rising inflation and energy prices alongside a jump in our own operating costs means we have no real option other than to cease trading in nine of our locations."

Attendees who rushed to the hall for the final night said it was 'very emotional'.

Jeanette Legg said: "It was a very sad day.

"I was there for the whole day - it was a big turn out and the staff were brilliant."

"Such a shame it had to go," added Tina Wolfe.

Debs Woodward said: "Well done to all the staff and management, you did a brilliant job last night, best of luck to you all."