Cat rescued in Bracknell
A cat was rescued from a roof in Bracknell last weekend.
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Police hunt man with Bracknell links wanted for affray
Police are searching for a 23-year-old man with links to Bracknell, Epsom and Ewell.
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Warning about fake calls from licensing officers
Businesses are being urged to be vigilant after claims a fake licensing officer has been contacting premises and demanding overdue annual fees.
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Cats Protection urges action as winter cold snap bites hard
Cats Protection is urging people to keep a caring eye on stray and abandoned cats.
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New live music venue in Bracknell officially opened
A new live music venue in Bracknell has officially opened.
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‘We want an apology’: Residents express distress at controversial housing development
Evergreens community says the council is failing to protect them and the environment
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Roll into Christmas at The Lexicon
The Lexicon has launched its Christmas charity appeal in aid of Bracknell Foodbank.
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re3 Partnership launches Christmas toy appeal
As part of the project, residents are encouraged to donate good-quality toys through a free doorstep collection service.
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Plans for mayoral strategic authority
A bid for Berkshire to be united with Oxfordshire and possibly Swindon under a new mayor is due to be submitted later this month.
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Naturally speaking: Help shape future waste and recycling services in the borough
Environmental news and views
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