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Langley (also known as '''Langley Marish''') is a Village in the unitary authority of Slough , Berkshire in South East England . Until boundary reorganisation in 1974 Langley was in the county of Buckinghamshire . The parish church of St. Mary The Virgin is in the parish of Langley Marish in the diocese of Oxford . The church houses the Kedermister Library , given by Sir John Kedermister , who also endowed the surviving almshouses of 1617 in the village. Other surviving almshouses include the Seymour Almshouses (1679-1688), given by Sir Edward Seymour who was the Speaker of the House Of Commons , and those founded in 1839 by William Wild in Horsemoor Green. Langley Hall is now part of East Berkshire College . Langley Railway Station is on the Oxford-Reading-Slough-London Paddington line. The train operator for this route is First Great Western Link . The writer John Pudney was a native of Langley. EXTERNAL LINKS |
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