Bluey is coming to The Lexicon in Bracknell and dog lovers won’t want to miss it
The Lexicon will be transformed into a celebration of all things canine.
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Former mayor of Bracknell claims son is convicted due to ethnicity
Bracknell's former mayor has responded to her sentence for perverting the course of justice, asserting that evidence was 'doctored'.
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Three Counties cycle ride this weekend
Cyclists will take to the roads on Sunday.
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Bracknell store prosecuted for illegally selling alcohol to child
Bracknell Forest Trading Standards says it 'will not tolerate the sale of age-restricted products to children' in the borough
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Man sentenced after repeated drug supply offences in Bracknell
A man has been jailed for more than four years after admitting a series of drug offences in Bracknell.
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Ascot hotel to help guests offset fuel costs
The initiative is thought to be one of the largest of its kind in Britain.
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Aldi pushes £7m plan to transform derelict Bracknell Homebase site into new supermarket
Aldi is doubling down on its bid to take over Bracknell's derelict Homebase site
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Former Bracknell mayor jailed for helping son hide evidence in rape case
A former mayor in Bracknell has been jailed for three years after helping her son conceal evidence linked to the rape of a teenage girl.
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Bracknell death: Police name man found dead as murder probe continues
A man found dead in Bracknell has been formally identified by police as Abdul Wali Mamozai.
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Bracknell MP responds after man is murdered in Bracknell town centre
Bracknell's MP has expressed his shock and sadness after a man in his 30s was murdered in the town centre on Sunday.
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