Cordons where remains found to stay into next week

Trees line a narrow path that forks off in two different directions in the background. In the foreground there is a blue police tent with the back view of police officer in black coat, standing at entrance to the tent

Officers and forensics teams have been at Herschel Park following the discovery on Sunday lunchtime

An area of a park in Slough where human remains were found five days ago is expected to stay cordoned off by police for several more days.

Parts of Herschel Park, Slough, Berkshire were sealed off after the remains were found shortly after 13:00 BST on Sunday.

Tents have been set up in the park and cordons are expected to stay "into next week", Thames Valley Police said.

No further information about the person or the circumstances of their death has so far been released.

Police tape around a tree stump and stretching along several trees either side of a path. A forensic officer in a white suit and a police officer in a black coat are standing in front of a bright blue police tent to the left, with young green trees in the background

No details of the victim have been given by Thames Valley Police.

Thames Valley Police said the death was currently being treated as unexplained.

The force is urging anyone with information to come forward.

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