Mayoral portrait removed from council HQ
Bracknell Forest council has removed the portrait of former mayor, Naheed Ejaz in its Time Square headquarters.
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Computer says no to property deals
The council's land charges service is currently unavailable.
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South Hill Park’s Sister Act promises to take you to paradise
Welcome to the joyful convent musical
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Bluebird Home Care delivers chocolate thanks
Home care company shows appreciation for borough surgeries and pharmacies
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Three Bracknell bus routes axed after running nearly empty
Funding for three bus services is set to be withdrawn.
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Hammer-wielding man jailed after Boxing Day attempted robbery at Bracknell shop
A man has been jailed for more than eight years after attempting to rob an off-licence in Bracknell while armed with a claw hammer.
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Your full guide to Wokingham’s major road repair programme this year
A MAJOR operation to rebuild 24 of Wokingham's roads and repair their potholes is set begin in 2026.
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Pedal for a medal in June at the Three Counties Cycle Ride
Register now to take part in the Three Counties Cycle Ride
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Revealed: New plans could see former Bracknell ski slope turned into solar farm
One of Bracknell's most recognisable landmarks could be transformed forever if new plans are approved.
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Bracknell GP finance manager jailed for stealing nearly £500,000
A former finance manager at a Bracknell GP surgery has been jailed for diverting almost half a million pounds from the practice.
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