Enjoy a night of 1,000 stars in Bracknell
South Hill Park has launched its Star 1000 campaign to replace lost income this year.
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Entertainer provides gift of Christmas with 22,000 toys
The Entertainer has donated more than 22,000 toys to the Salvation Army this Christmas.
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Interiors company opens new showroom in Binfield
Danetti opened its furniture showroom on Saturday, December 12.
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Alexander Devine launches festive appeal
11-year-old Marcus Rooks from Bracknell features in Alexander Devine's festive appeal.
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re3: Free paint for community
The re3 paint scheme has launched, which aims to share full or partly used pots of paint.
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Don’t miss out on Santa this year
This year, youngsters can get a digital visit from Santa with the help of South Hill Park.
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You’ll love these sprouts
Prezzo in Bracknell has added Secret Sprouts to its festive menu to raise money for Alexander Devine Children's Hospice.
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College creates industry-standard makeup studio
Bracknell and Wokingham College has launched an industry-standard make-up studio.
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Lucky Bracknell postcodes share £3 million jackpot in People’s Postcode Lottery
Bracknell residents are sharing a £3 million prize thanks to the People's Postcode Lottery.
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Four men charged over van tool thefts
Four men have been charged over van tool thefts.
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