What Bracknell council has been up to for the last three months
Work on introducing doorstep glass recycling and determining the future of getting about in Bracknell are among the key projects
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Sunday League kicks off
The Bracknell Sunday League kicks off this weekend.
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Huge development of more than 700 homes completed north of Bracknell
A huge development of more than 700 homes and a primary school has finally been completed north of Bracknell.
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Neighbour frustration over ‘never being consulted’ on changes to flats and hotel
A neighbour has expressed frustration over 'never being consulted' on changes to a home and a hotel in a suburban village north of Bracknell.
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Life After Near Death: Emmanuel Sonubi announces new tour, including Bracknell date
Two-time Edinburgh award nominee Emmanuel Sonubi will be heading back out on tour with brand new show Emmanuel Sonubi: Life After Near Death
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Geese helped by police
Officers on patrol came across the gaggle of geese.
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Union Jack and England flags raised in Bracknell in ‘raise the colours’ action
Union Jack and the St George's flags have been spotted in Bracknell as part of 'Operation Raise the Colours' activism throughout the country.
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No change to Bracknell ‘transition hotel’ for Afghans after Epping ruling
There will be no changes to a 'transitional hotel' that is being used to resettle families from Afghanistan in Bracknell
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Latest on plan for 81 homes between Bracknell and Ascot
Progress is being made on building dozens of new homes between Bracknell and Ascot.
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Council explains why England and GB flags were removed by cherry picker at 5am in Bracknell
Bracknell Forest Council has explained why England and Union Jack flags were removed by a cherry picker 'at 5am' in the morning.
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