Town councillors in Bracknell express support for Afhgan resettlement scheme
Town councillors have expressed support for Afghan residents being welcomed to Bracknell Forest.
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SEND plan published after council’s Ofsted review
A council has published draft plans on how it will improve its special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) service
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Residents ‘deeply disappointed’ with developer’s apology over Bracknell tree felling
Residents living on land where trees were incorrectly felled have said they are 'deeply disappointed' by the responsible developer's apology.
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New restaurant set for Crowthorne
The Vault 327 restaurant is set to open at the end of this month.
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£7.3m plan for Bracknell’s roads and transport approved
£7.3 million will be invested into Bracknell's highways and transport systems after plans were approved by council leaders.
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Changes to speed limits on major roads in Wokingham and Winnersh approved
Major roads including the A327 and A329 will see speed limit reductions after plans were approved by the council.
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Developer to apologise to residents over incorrect tree felling in Bracknell
A developer will apologise to residents for incorrectly felling trees on land they live on.
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Bracknell & Wokingham planning round-up: VE day celebration flag to appear outside council offices
This week's Bracknell and Wokingham planning roundup features a major extension for a popular theatre.
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Off-licence store in Woodley faces review after being reported to ‘sell alcohol to underage children’
A Woodley off-licence store will face a premises licence review after being reported of selling alochol to underage children.
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Live music venue is ‘what the town needs’, Bracknell residents say
Bracknell residents say a live music venue is 'what the town needs' at the news that one could soon be opening.
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