What Bracknell Forest Council is doing to help young people transition to adulthood
An insight has been given into how much Bracknell Forest Council spends on helping the young people it supports mature into adulthood.
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Bracknell parking consultation
Residents, businesses and stakeholders in Bracknell Forest are invited to share their views.
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Wokingham Probus Club starts the year quizzically
Group for retired professionals offers a warm welcome to new joiners this year
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Bracknell drug dealer jailed after police pursuits and knife assault
A man has been jailed for more than four years after being convicted of drug dealing, dangerous driving and assault offences in Bracknell.
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Tributes to referee “Barry the Book”
Tributes have been paid to a popular referee who died last week.
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Lexicon launches its awards
The Lexicon Awards 2025 seeks to recognise and celebrate customer service excellence across the town centre.
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Lexicon Foodbank appeal success
Bracknell Foodbank has today hailed The Lexicon's community appeal, Roll into Christmas, a huge success.
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Asset sold by Bracknell Forest council
Councillors have decided to privately sell an asset that it owns outside of the town.
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Go a wassailing in Arborfield with Morris dancers
Enjoy an ancient rural tradition at Henry Street Garden Centre
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Naturally Speaking: Council’s advice for the New Year clear-out
Environmental news and views
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