17-year-old boy stabbed in knifepoint robbery by three masked men in Warfield
A 17-year-old boy was stabbed in a knifepoint robbery by three men in balaclavas in Warefield on Sunday.
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Love Island star from Bracknell jailed after assisting with drug smuggling operation
A woman from Bracknell, who previously appeared on Love Island, has been jailed for 14 years after assisting with a drug smuggling operation.
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Volunteers needed to record sightings of stag beetles
The Great Stag Hunt has been running for more than 25 years.
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Don’t become a victim of quishing
Quishing is a form of phishing that uses a fraudulent QR code.
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‘About time’: Residents react to glass recycling in Bracknell
Bracknell residents have said its 'about time' for glass recycling to be picked up outside their homes across the borough.
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Kerbside glass recycling set for Bracknell from Autumn 2026
Kerbside glass recycling is set to be rolled out across Bracknell Forest in the autumn.
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Bracknell Reform apologises for using picture ‘from Texas’ on campaign ad
Reform Bracknell has apologised for using a stock image of a flooded road in Texas as part of a town council by-election campaign.
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Filming for Marvel’s new Avengers: Doomsday film could take place in Bracknell Forest
Scenes for a new Avengers film could be shot in Bracknell Forest, plans submitted by Marvel to a council reveal.
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Line-up revealed for Bracknell Sunday League
The constitution for the Bracknell and District Sunday Football League 25/26 season has been revealed.
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Major town centre flats plan refused by council
A major plan to demolish two buildings and replace them with an eight-storey block of flats has been refused
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