17-year-old girl arrested after speeding past police in Bracknell at 100mph
A 17-year-old girl and a 31-year-old man have been arrested after a car was reported to have overtaken an unmarked police vehicle at around 100mph
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Wokingham Probus Club raises hundreds of pounds for MNDA
'Brilliant' donation is celebrated by the group
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Bracknell ex-mayor accused of helping son conceal evidence in shocking court case
A council has refused to comment on the prosecution of its former mayor.
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You could be charged for recycling DIY waste in Berkshire — and residents are angry
Residents have been protesting about the costs of recycling DIY waste in Berkshire since charges are made for dumping more than a bathtub-full.
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Final whistle for referee Barry the Book
Barry Haslewood was known affectionately as Barry the Book by many local footballers due to his use of red and yellow cards.
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Building waste dumped in Winkfield: Bracknell Forest Council asks for help in identifying offenders
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“We deserve better”: Bracknell glass collection delay sparks political row
Kerbside collection of glass jars and bottles in Bracknell has been delayed until 2027.
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Batmobile to Bumblebee: Famous movie cars take over The Lexicon in Bracknell this half term
Visitors to Bracknell's town centre will be able to see a collection of famous film and television cars during the February half-term holidays.
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Do you know who dumped this in Warfield?
Residents urged to help Bracknell Forest Council identify fly tippers
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Wokingham author releases ‘dark and atmospheric’ new thriller
A story that begins in Bracknell leads to a dangerous discovery, and unleashed evils
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