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Students across Bracknell Forest are being congratulated as they receive their GCSE and other Key Stage 4 results and look ahead to the next stage of their education, training or employment journey.

The Bracknell Forest Women and Girls Safety Charter was officially launched on Wednesday 19 August. The charter recognises a simple but powerful message: everyone has the right to feel safe.

Young people across Bracknell Forest are being congratulated on their achievements as they receive their A Level, T Level, BTEC and other Level 3 qualification results today.

Easthampstead Park Cemetery and Crematorium’s annual open air memorial service will be held on Sunday 1 September.

The summer holidays are here, and parents and carers can find a huge range of low cost or free activities on offer in Bracknell Forest.

Buckler’s Forest has been named the Land Trust's 2026 Site of the Year. This award recognises its value for wildlife conservation, education and community growing.

July marks South Asian Heritage Month, an annual celebration of the history, culture and contributions of South Asian communities across the UK.

Local people will soon be able to have their say on a draft plan to further reduce homelessness and rough sleeping in Bracknell Forest.

Bracknell Forest Council has been awarded the highest honour in the Ministry of Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS) this week.

The council spent less than its approved budget in 2025 to 2026 with cabinet councillors noting a £2.66 million underspend.