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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.

Local residents are invited to take part in a public consultation for a new community hub at Priory Field in Warfield.

White Ribbon Day is on Tuesday 25 November. Bracknell Forest Council is holding a lantern parade and civic ceremony to mark the day.

Information on the current political make-up of Bracknell Forest Council following notification that 2 councillors have left the Labour group to form an independent group.

The public health team at Bracknell Forest Council is encouraging residents to quit smoking for good this October. The team is launching ‘Step into Stoptober’, their local take on the national Stoptober campaign.

Bracknell Forest Council leaders from the Labour, Liberal Democrat and Green parties have written an open letter to the Bracknell Forest community.

The council’s cabinet will look at the current year’s budget and future financial situation - including how proposed changes to government funding is likely to create a shortfall of around £18.75 million.

Bracknell Forest Council’s political leaders have unanimously asked central government to rethink the way it is proposing to spread funding across local authorities.