Bracknell councillors come together to call for community cohesion over raise the flags activism
Bracknell councillors are calling for community cohesion following the 'raise the flags' activism that took place over the summer.
Read moreDetailsBracknell councillors are calling for community cohesion following the 'raise the flags' activism that took place over the summer.
Read moreDetailsFull planning permission has been secured for a mix of private and affordable homes.
Read moreDetailsA councillor has spoken with frustration over a debate about free speech in Bracknell
Read moreDetailsA decision has been made on the expansion of the drive-thru at the McDonald's restaurant in Bracknell.
Read moreDetailsA council tenant is in an ongoing clash for improvements to his living conditions.
Read moreDetailsConcerns have been raised about dangerous parking and heavy traffic in the hopes of making school journeys safer for pupils in Crowthorne.
Read moreDetailsThe Bagaara Indian restaurant opened on Shinfield Road.
Read moreDetailsLand in Wokingham could be sold off for millions of pounds to provide new affordable homes and a vital cash boost.
Read moreDetailsA councillor in Bracknell has claimed freedom of speech is 'under attack' in a debate over the right to expression and democracy.
Read moreDetailsA secondary school on the outskirts of Reading that was rated 'Inadequate' has been taken over by a new educational trust.
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