Bracknell man forced to sleep rough as council fails to find place to stay
A 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.
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The future of transport in Bracknell for 12 years decided – without ULEZ
A plan laying out the future of driving, walking, cycling and getting the bus in Bracknell for the next 12 years has been decided.
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Barchester’s latest care home is declared open
Farley Gardens, Barchester Healthcare's new care home in Bracknell, has opened its doors in style
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Worries over ‘well-intentioned’ workers’ rights
New policy it is likely to financially impact local employers.
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re3 partners with First Days
The initiative will provide convenient drop-off locations for school uniform donations at re3 recycling centres.
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PCC responds to Bracknell MP’s ‘deep disappointment’ at funding cuts for domestic abuse support services
The Police and Crime Commissioner has called for continued support and funding for victims' services following 'disappointment' over funding cuts.
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Emergency alert testing in September
The government will be running a national test on Sunday, September 7.
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Go wild at The Lexicon
A wild new adventure is coming to The Lexicon this summer.
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Bracknell Cheer teams win big and secure places at US competition
Two teams from Platinum Artemis Cheer, a Bracknell cheerleading programme, are celebrating major wins
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Berkshire village between Bracknell and Ascot set for 42 new homes
A 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.
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