Teenage boy robbed by two men at Bracknell Bus Station
A boy in his mid-teens was threatened and robbed by two men at Bracknell Bus Station last Friday.
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Debate about Great British flag gets heated at council meeting
A prominent councillor has admitted that he is a member of Reform UK during a heated debate about permanently flying the Union flag.
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Latest on plan for 235 homes on outskirts of Bracknell
A plan that would see more than 200 homes built on the outskirts of Bracknell has faced organised opposition from neighbours.
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Bracknell Forest Council replies to call to scrap net zero policies to save costs
Bracknell Forest Council has responded to a call for it to scrap its net-zero climate change policies to save costs.
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FC Bracknell take commanding away victory
F.C. Bracknell made the trip to Burnham to face Frontline FC and returned home with all three points after a commanding 4?0 victory.
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Police seek witnesses following assault at Harmanswater Shops in Bracknell
Police are appealing for witnesses following an assault that took place at Harmanswater Shops in Bracknell on Saturday.
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Amazon delivers 50 new jobs to Bracknell
The 7,700 sqm building is expected to be fully operational next month.
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Push to fly Great British flag at Sandhurst memorial park rejected
A push to permanently fly the flag of Great Britain in Sandhurst has been rejected.
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Pro-Palestine activists have grilled Bracknell council over its pensions fund being used to ‘support genocide’
Pro-Palestine activists have grilled Bracknell council over its pensions fund being used to 'support genocide'.
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Bracknell councillors come together to call for community cohesion over raise the flags activism
Bracknell councillors are calling for community cohesion following the 'raise the flags' activism that took place over the summer.
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