News: March 2023

Mental, spiritual and physical health is vital to new and expecting parents.

That’s why Bracknell Leisure Centre is running special pre and post-natal sessions to help benefit pregnant people or those with new-borns looking to get back in to safe exercise

The next step for the emerging Local Plan, which sets out where new homes, businesses and facilities could be located in the next 15 years, was agreed at the council’s Executive meeting on Tuesday 21 March.

The council's decision-making Executive has agreed plans to spend £7.25 million on improving and maintaining the borough’s roads, pavements and cycleways over the next year.

Low-income households will continue to receive financial support in Bracknell Forest as the Household Support Fund will be extended for another year.

We would like to wish all our residents who follow the Islamic faith a happy Ramadan.

Ramadan is the most sacred month of the year for Muslims, and most of the world's 1.6 billion Muslims will observe it in some form.

A bid to open a new school for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in Bracknell Forest, has been approved by the Department for Education(DfE).

We're hosting an online event where members from our Homes for Ukraine scheme will answer your questions about what hosting a Ukrainian arrival is like.

Join us online on Wednesday 29 March at 6:30pm.

Climate Emergency UK are set to rank UK councils on their climate change action, including Bracknell Forest Council.

St. Patrick’s Day observes of the death of St. Patrick. He was the patron saint of Ireland. It takes place every year on Friday 17 March.

Everyone Active, The Lexicon and Bracknell Forest Council have teamed up to create an all-inclusive event called ‘Walk, Jog, Push’.

The results of the Bracknell Forest Council Business Survey are now available.

Learners, teachers, volunteers and invited guests came together at Bracknell Open Learning Centre as the English Language Café celebrated its 10th anniversary.