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The event will aim to raise awareness and vital funds for Sebastian's Action Trust.
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Arcade set for Bracknell
High Score will open on Saturday, July 20.
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Bluebird Care staff wear green for charity
An awareness day raises funds to support mental health
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Signs will be improved at park and ride
Council says it will be improving the signs at the site.
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Sons return to celebrate fathers’ legacy
Easthampstead Golf Club welcomed the sons of two of its founding members.
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Conservatives face a wipeout in Berkshire, poll suggests
They currently hold six of the eight MP seats in the county.
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Lexicon charity fund opens
The Lexicon Charity Fund can support charitable causes, community groups, sporting clubs and PTAs within Bracknell Forest.
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Celebrity match details revealed
Children’s charity Sebastian’s Action Trust has revealed details of its celebrity football match. The event will take place on July 7 at Ascot United’s racecourse ground, and is set to...
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Pets no longer ‘at mercy of criminal profiteers’
Bill will become one of the most significant animal welfare laws.
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Big increase in April corporate insolvency figures
Corporate and personal insolvencies rose in April.
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