News: July 2023

The latest edition of Town & Country, our newspaper for residents, is now being delivered to households across the borough.

You can also read a copy online.

A range of support and low-cost activities are available in Bracknell Forest this summer to help parents and carers throughout the next 6 weeks.

A lucky resident was celebrating a nice little earner when they won £2,000 playing the Bracknell Forest Lottery last week.

High Street car park will close on 31 October following independent surveyor reports that show the structure is corroding and cannot be fixed.

Today, Tuesday 18 July, marks Al-Hijra, the Islamic New Year and the start of the month of Muharram, which is the first month in the Islamic calendar and one of the most sacred.

Local businesses, community groups, schools and council staff joined forces last week to take part in the first ever Bracknell Forest Council climate change summit.

Why not take some time out to join one of the adult learning courses brought to you by the Community Learning team at Bracknell Open Learning Centre?

As we reach the end of the academic year we would like to express our gratitude to all children, staff and families in our schools and academies.

The borough’s main leisure centre will benefit from a £1.6 million revamp to create an improved spa, new soft play area for children and additional fitness studio.

South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM) first took place in 2018. It runs from the 18 July to 17 August each year.

As the cost-of-living pressures continue to impact households, many are seeking ways to save money and access additional local support.

​​​​​​​The council’s executive will be asked to make a decision on the future of High Street car park next week, following structural engineer advice that it is coming to the end of its life.