News: April 2022

Deaf Awareness Week is an annual event which will take place on Monday 2 May to Sunday 8 May.

Bracknell Forest Council has a number of exciting job vacancies available.

Residents will be able to enjoy a number of cultural events and activities to celebrate Her Majesty The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

New circular walking and cycling routes have been created across Bracknell Forest, to encourage residents to make the most of the borough’s excellent traffic-free network.

Over the past couple of days we have seen posts on two Facebook groups asking residents to provide details of complaints about the council to a generic email address, which is not associated with the council.  

From Monday 25 April we will start making council tax energy rebate payments of £150 to qualifying households.

The latest edition of Town & Country, our newspaper for residents, is now being delivered to households across the borough.

Bracknell Forest Community Learning is launching its new programme of adult learning courses.

We would like to wish a happy Vaisakhi to all our residents who will be celebrating!

We would like to wish all our residents from the Jewish faith a happy Passover or Chag Sameach!

Did you know that April is Child Employment Month? This national awareness month highlights the law with regards to children of compulsory school age working part-time, and ensures young workers are protected, treated fairly and aware of their rights.

Parents at Warfield CE Primary School and the local community are now being asked for their views on the possible unification of the school’s two sites to provide a more cohesive learning environment.