The wait is finally over - Coral Reef Waterworld will re-open to the public on Friday 29 September at 10:30am.
Pirate Pete has been on dry land for more than 18 months but will set sail again on the ‘Coralina’ pirate ship to welcome visitors back to the iconic attraction and to cut the ribbon for the official re-opening.
Bracknell Forest residents have the opportunity to give feedback on their local polling station and offer suggestions of alternative venues for polling day.
Yesterday, September 7 2017, marked a historic event in Bracknell’s history as The Lexicon opened for business for the very first time.
More than 150 local children, from primary and junior schools across the borough counted down to the historic event, which was marked with a fanfare of green, gold and silver streamers and leaf shaped confetti, cascading across the new town centre’s walkways and squares
Coral Reef Waterworld will re-open its doors later this month, after being closed for over 19 months.
The council has progressed plans to create one town centre office hub to save taxpayers more than £400,000 a year.
Hundreds of people from across Bracknell Forest and beyond will be remembering their loved ones at Easthampstead Park Cemetery and Crematorium's Annual Open Air Memorial Service on Sunday 3 September 2017.
Annual canvass letters will be hitting doorsteps across the borough.
We are asking each household to confirm who should be registered to vote at their address, adding anyone now aged 16 and new occupants, and deleting anyone who has moved out.
Visitors to Bill Hill can now enjoy 12 stunning new wood carvings which depict people, animals and art from the Bronze Age period.
Details of the fifth and final waterslide have been revealed for the new Coral Reef Waterworld.
Maelstrom will be a slide of two halves, lulling riders into a false sense of security as they ride a raft on calm waters through a peaceful scene of changing colours and sounds.
In anticipation of the hugely popular launch of The Lexicon Bracknell in less than two weeks, Bracknell Forest Council is encouraging people to consider how they travel to the town centre celebrations including by car to one of the town’s car parks, using public transport or walking.
