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Residents, community groups and local organisations are invited to share their views on the draft vision, aims and objectives of the borough’s communities’ strategy.

More than £2.8 million of developers’ money will be used to buy several three- and four-bedroom houses to reduce overcrowding and provide affordable family homes for local people.

There are a number of events taking place across Bracknell Forest to mark this important day, including parades, church services and wreath laying.

The regeneration of Coopers Hill has officially been completed - creating 52 sustainable new homes, public open space, new paths and cycle routes on the edge of Bracknell town centre.

You can now visit the Poppy Shop on Braccan Walk in The Lexicon to pick up your poppy and take in some community art.

A popular footbridge that spans the Blackwater River was officially recently reopened. The ribbon cutting took place on Friday 24 October.

The issue of pavement parking and the risks it poses for pedestrians has been raised with the Police and Crime Commissioner in a bid to help tackle the issue in Bracknell Forest. 

Eco Rewards visited Wooden Hill Primary on Monday 20 October to award them the Eco School of the Year 2025 trophy for ‘most improved school’.

Parents and carers looking for fun half-term ideas can explore a wide range of activities in Bracknell Forest. From indoor play to outdoor adventures, there’s plenty to keep children entertained.

Building work has started to create the new social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) school in Bracknell Forest on the site of a vacant primary school.