Bracknell residents and community leaders tell their story of the Bank Holiday Monday fire
The Daler Rowney fire took place on Bank Holiday Monday, May 25, and was the biggest emergency that Bracknell residents can remember to date.
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Spat breaks out over pollution from Daler-Rowney fire in Bracknell
A disagreement has emerged between public bodies over what happened to chemicals from the Daler-Rowney site following a major fire
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‘I use all of them’: AI enthusiast becomes Reform UK’s new Wokingham chairman
Reform UK has appointed an AI specialist as its new chairman for Wokingham, with Wokingham Without parish councillor Colin Wright
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New hope for country pub
Howard Witten who runs The Crooked Billet said he is optimistic about the future.
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850 homes plan in Wokingham Without to be decided
Developers are seeking outline permission for an extra 850 homes at Priors Farm.
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Changes approved for Wokingham pub
The brewery will carry out ground-floor alterations.
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New road cuts M4 journey times for Crowthorne and Finchampstead drivers
A new shortcut to the M4 and A329M from Crowthorne and Finchampstead is open today and it seriously speeds up access to the motorway.
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Reform UK’s Bracknell chief admits ChatGPT created images in controversial campaign
The chair of Reform UK in Bracknell has admitted to using AI to create photos of the town for a poster.
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Serious crash reignites safety concerns at notorious Finchampstead junction as car flips on its side
The council's "thoughts are with everyone involved" after a serious crash at a known accident blackspot in Finchampstead.
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‘This is the spirit of Bracknell Forest’: Community praised for generosity in reaction to huge fire
Bracknell politicians have paid tribute to local people and their generosity during the ferocious industrial fire in Peacock Lane on Bank Holiday
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