Popeyes Bracknell wins bid to serve food late at night
An American chain chicken restaurant in Bracknell has been given the go-ahead to keep on serving customers late at night.
Read moreDetailsAn American chain chicken restaurant in Bracknell has been given the go-ahead to keep on serving customers late at night.
Read moreDetailsConcrete steps towards community cohesion and tackling racial hatred in Bracknell will be made a year on from anti-migration protests in the country.
Read moreDetailsNew facilities, including sports pitches, allotments and yet more housing will be coming to a major development in commuting distance to Reading
Read moreDetailsA man is being forced to sleep rough with his pet dog in the streets of Bracknell as the council has failed to find them a place to stay.
Read moreDetailsA plan laying out the future of driving, walking, cycling and getting the bus in Bracknell for the next 12 years has been decided.
Read moreDetailsOffices in an industrial estate in Lower Earley are due to be converted into flats.
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough council is ".. sorry for the stress and disruption."
Read moreDetailsNew 30mph speed limits have officially been introduced on roads across Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsA village between Bracknell and Ascot is set for 42 homes after a plan was approved to demolish a house to clear the way for the development.
Read moreDetailsMembers of a social club in Earley have reflected on the value it has provided, and expressed sadness at its closure after 45 years of running.
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