Backlash against McDonald’s plans to fell six trees
Residents have raised concerns about a fast food chain's plans to fell six protected trees for a major revamp of one its sites.
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Bracknell & Wokingham planning: More progress on new Sainsbury’s supermarket
Progress for a new supermarket and scrapped plans for a children's play centre feature in this week's Bracknell and Wokingham planning round-up.
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McDonalds proposes major changes to drive-thru store
A Bracknell McDonald's could see huge changes to its layout as the fast food giant has submitted plans to the council.
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Councillor warns of ‘disinformation tsunami’ in Bracknell over resettlement scheme
A Bracknell councillor has warned of a 'disinformation tsunami' in the wake of 'false' rumours of assault being circulated online.
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McDonald’s ‘actively reviewing’ for third Bracknell site
A fast food giant is looking to open a third store in Bracknell.
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New parking app plans revealed
It will be a 'one app fits all' parking platform.
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Siren sponsorship of Bracknell ale festival
The 14th Bracknell Ale & Cider festival takes place at Bracknell Rugby Club on Sunday, May 25.
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Wooden Hill Primary and Nursery School has a new Nurture Nest building
The space for children who might struggle has been funded by Wellington College
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Man wanted after dangerous driving in Bracknell
Conagh Whitelock, 25, is wanted in connection with dangerous driving in Bracknell
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Super donors Julia and Margaret encourage more people to give blood
The medal winning friends have received a certificate of thanks from NHS Blood and Transplant
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