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Bracknell Forest Community Response Volunteers took to the streets to begin delivering food supplies to medically vulnerable residents over the weekend, supporting the council with its response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Following the Prime Minister’s announcement that everyone must stay at home for at least the next 3 weeks, we are helping people to stay healthy with the launch of a new page dedicated to at-home health and wellbeing.
Following a recent Ofsted inspection, Sandy Lane Primary School has been rated as ‘good’ in all areas, just 14 months after receiving a ‘requires improvement’ rating during the previous visit.
Hundreds of Bracknell Forest residents have already signed up to help their neighbours and community throughout the coronavirus pandemic with more work ongoing to make sure the most vulnerable are supported over the coming weeks and months.
Find information and advice from the NHS and the UK government about the coronavirus.
Be aware of reports of a scam in a Bracknell car park.
The latest edition of Town & Country - our newspaper for residents - is now being delivered to households across the borough.
Specialists from Public Health England (PHE) are working with Bracknell Forest Council and NHS colleagues following a confirmed case of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the borough.
The town centre events newsletter will be emailed out later this week.
Horseshoe Lake is set to benefit from a number of simple upgrades which will focus on improving facilities for users, while enhancing the natural character of the site.
