Illegal dumping in Bracknell: Council asks residents for information
Bracknell Forest Council is appealing for help to identify those responsible for a fly-tipping incident discovered along Wellers Lane
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Bracknell Forest Council asks residents for their feedback on proposed budget
Residents can give their views through the survey on the council's website or by visiting a drop-in sessions.
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Changes made as huge Bracknell Beeches development nears completion
Changes have been made at the site of nearly 350 flats in Bracknell as the development nears completion.
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Two arrested after firearms warrant in Bracknell
Two men have been arrested following a firearms warrant carried out by police in Bracknell.
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Bracknell beauty therapy students support Bracknell Foodbank
Their pamper day to raises money for Christmas parcels
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Stray dog kennelling crisis looms in West Berkshire as costs soar and foster scheme planned across Bracknell Forest
Stray dog kennelling services in West Berkshire are in crisis.
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RSA House in Bracknell undergoes demolition to make way for industrial warehouse
Demolition is taking place on a large four-storey office building in Bracknell to make way for a new industrial warehouse.
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Bracknell forest dementia care group wins prestigious award
Rainbow Care Group receives Specialist Activity of the year
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Plan to use Bracknell car park as motorbike driving school withdrawn
A plan to use a car park in Bracknell as a driving school for motorbikes has been withdrawn after being hit with objections.
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Put on the glitter to win an annual Hollywood Bowl pass
Strictly Come Dance your way down the lanes
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