Bracknell town centre development of 169 flats reaches highest point
Work is well underway for the construction of 169 flats in the heart of Bracknell as the highest point has been reached.
Read moreDetailsWork is well underway for the construction of 169 flats in the heart of Bracknell as the highest point has been reached.
Read moreDetailsThousands of pounds are spent each year in Woodley to support youth to better themselves and potentially become the next generation of leaders.
Read moreDetailsBracknell councillors have been left in the dark about pressing issues in the area, as regular reports providing information on hot-button topics
Read moreDetailsWoodley Town Council is inviting residents to come together for a special event on Friday 15 August
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham school has celebrated its outstanding SATs results, after seeing a dramatic turnaround compared to previous years
Read moreDetailsAn American chain chicken restaurant in Bracknell has been given the go-ahead to keep on serving customers late at night.
Read moreDetailsNational Rail have confirmed that major disruptions are expected all day on trains operating from London Waterloo to Reading due to a signal failure.
Read moreDetailsConcrete steps towards community cohesion and tackling racial hatred in Bracknell will be made a year on from anti-migration protests in the country.
Read moreDetailsClive Jones the Liberal Democrat MP for Wokingham, has backed their party's new plan to halve the cost of energy bills, criticising Nigel Farage
Read moreDetailsThe Finchampstead horticultural group will be learning about bees
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