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The council and its partners are aware of some misinformation circulating regarding our new Afghan families. While this misinformation is being circulated by a small number of individuals, we want to make sure all our residents have the facts.

The council’s cabinet has approved the physical activity, sports and leisure strategy for 2025 to 2035, along with its supporting three-year implementation plan.

A new plan to improve travel around Bracknell Forest has been agreed by the council’s Cabinet.

Bracknell Forest residents, businesses and community groups can now choose to green their streets following the launch of a tree sponsorship scheme.

The latest edition of Your Bracknell Forest, our newspaper for residents, is now being delivered to households across the borough.

Bracknell Forest is a place full of vibrant and diverse communities. We want to make sure we continue to grow stronger, more resilient and healthy communities across the borough.

Larchwood, Bracknell Forest Council’s short breaks children’s home, has been rated good by Ofsted for the fourth year.

A range of organisations will be at Pride to offer advice, resources, and a friendly space to talk.

People who live or work in the borough can have their say on our draft equality objectives for 2025 to 2029.

Bracknell Forest will soon welcome a number of Afghan families who’ve fled their homeland, as part of a national resettlement scheme to provide safe and secure futures for people who have helped our military and government overseas.