News: October 2022

New funding is available to help eligible homes in Bracknell Forest become greener, warmer and cheaper through the Sustainable Warmth Scheme.

Bracknell Forest Council has signed Wellbeing of Women’s Menopause Workplace Pledge.

A key footbridge in the borough will be given a much needed spruce-up from Monday 31 October – restoring its appearance and removing rubbish that has accumulated on it over the past few years.

The Lexicon is set to welcome two new signings to Bracknell town centre.

The extremely popular and fun themed toddler days are back at The Look Out Discovery Centre in Bracknell Forest.

This autumn and winter, those eligible are being urged to book their annual flu jab as well as the seasonal COVID-19 booster as soon as they are invited, to top up their immunity and protect themselves and their loved ones.

Bracknell Forest Council are in the process of developing an Integrated All-Age Carers Strategy. We would like to find out what services support you in your caring role, and if there is anything else that you think may be helpful.

Over three tonnes of electrical items and clothing were collected at last month’s recycling day, held at the John Nike Stadium at Bracknell Leisure Centre on Saturday, 10 September.

The Lexicon has scooped another retail placemaking award for the Brighter Days campaign which was run during lockdown.

The installation of electric vehicle charging points in council-owned car parks around the borough has begun.

Travelling around the borough just got easier with the launch of the new My Journey Bracknell Forest website.

Alive ’n’ kicking, a new weight management service for children and young people living or going to school in Bracknell Forest, launched this week.