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The Bracknell Forest climate change report for 2025 to 2026 shows the council has made substantial progress and the borough is moving closer to the aspiration of reaching net zero by as close to 2030 as possible.

An important first step in Bracknell Forest Council becoming a social housing provider has been taken this week.

More council services will soon be located under one roof, following approval by Bracknell Forest Council’s Cabinet to dispose of a property at Waterside Park.

There are a number of Remembrance events and activities taking place across Bracknell Forest this November, including parades, church services and wreath laying.

On Thursday 22 October, Invest in Bracknell Forest 2026 brought together representatives to showcase growth opportunities across the borough.

Bracknell Forest’s champion for the armed forces has helped launch the Poppy Shop at The Lexicon, which raises money for the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal in the run up to Remembrance Day.

Ambitions from council leaders across the Thames Valley to unlock economic, infrastructure and investment opportunities for the region are closer to being realised.

Local people are being encouraged to find out more about fostering and the life-changing difference it can make to children in Bracknell Forest.

Bracknell Forest Council is due to raise concerns with ministers about how quickly changes to local government funding have been put in place.

Easthampstead Park Cemetery and Crematorium is celebrating after being rated outstanding by inspectors from the Federation of Burial and Cremation Authorities.