About Langley Marish
Langley Marish is a village just a short distance from Slough in Berkshire and Langley Marish escorts are the escort agency of choice in the area of both Slough and Langley Marish. Our escorts are sort after gorgeous and sexy girls with a flair for fun and client satisfaction. If you are a resident of Langley Marish and you have not met with one of our escorts, then you are in for a treat. Residents of Langley Marish and visitors alike are all completely knocked back when the escort of their dreams arrives at their door. These beautiful girls will visit you at your home or hotel room. It does not matter whether you require a companion for a special function, or you just want company for a meal in one of Langley Marish's pubs or restaurants, your escort will be happy to accompany you. If you just feel like a bit of smooching in the privacy of your own home, that will be fine too. All you have to do to enjoy the perfect evening is give us a call and we can arrange for one of our super escorts to be with you in a very short time indeed.
Langley also known as Langley Marish was not always as it is today. The church of St Mary the Virgin in the parish is a grade one listed building and now houses the Kidderminster Library, it was given to the village by Sir John Kidderminster, who also endowed the surviving almshouses of 1617 in the village. Sir John Kidderminsters own house Langley Park was brought by Charles Spencer, 3rd Duke of Marlborough, he then demolished the house and rebuilt to the designs by Stiff Ledbetter and completed it in the year of his death in 1758. Langley Hall is now part of East Berkshire college.
The writer John Pudley was also a native of Langley Marish and his father farmed the land that later become Langley aerodrome. The Hawker aircraft company bought Parlaunt farm at Langley in 1938 and built a major factory and airfield there. Many aircraft were manufactured there during World War two including the Hawker Hurricane, the Tempest and the Sea Fury. The final Hurricane, a Mk2c was completed there on 15th September 1944 and it still flies today with the Battle of Britain Memorial flyers. The Hawker Tornado, Typhoon, Tempest, Fury, Sea Fury and the General Aircraft Hamilcar X tank-carrying glider, built in 1945 all made their first flights from Langley Airfield. The hawker factory closed in 1958 with all production staff being transferred to Dunsford Aerodrome, Surrey. If you look carefully you will find road names such as Spitfire close and Hurricane Way, all reminders of the towns aviation past
The Ford Motor Company purchased the land around Langley Marish in 1949, then bought the entire site in 1959. The old aircraft factory was then used for the manufacture of commercial vehicles. The Ford Transit was built here until production was transferred to Southampton in the 1980s.
