300 homes proposed for Amen Corner, with a green space created just over the border
PLANS to build 302 homes at Amen Corner have been submitted to neighbouring Bracknell Forest Council.
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Snap a selfie for the Bracknell coronation crown
In order to make this happen, 2023 images are needed to create a 14 x 10 metre collage in the ...
Seedling Sprites return to Bracknell’s The Lexicon for half-term
THERE'S magic in the air of a Bracknell-based shopping centre this half-term as The Lexicon offers some family fun.
Plans for 95 homes could close gap between Bracknell and Wokingham
PLANS have been lodged for 95 houses bridging the gap between Wokingham and Bracknell. Located south of Waterloo Road, the ...
Crowthorne public toilets could be demolished
PUBLIC TOILETS in Crowthorne may be demolished, as the parish council says it cannot afford to run them. Currently owned ...
Borough council seeks residents’ views on gravel extraction
"The joint plan helps to ensure we will have the minerals we need to build important infrastructure in the borough, ...
Police taking action on electric scooter use in town centre
POLICE are taking action on electric scooters used in Bracknell town centre. They said there have been a number of ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Working together to tackle the climate emergency
FEW people can argue that we should do nothing about global warming. This paper is proud to give space for ...
Christmas shopping event has banners banned
Organisers of a late-night shopping event have been threatened with a £2,500 fine for using banners to advertise the evening.
Berkshire to get almost £5 million to use in battle against potholes
NEARLY £5m is to be spent in the battle against potholes on Berkshire’s roads. The Government says the scheme will ...
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