News: March 2025

Crowthorne Church of England Primary School has been hailed as an exceptional place for children to learn, grow and thrive, following a glowing Ofsted report which rated the school outstanding in all areas.

What do you want Bracknell Forest and its communities to look like in 25 years? Now is your chance to have your say.

In partnership with The Lexicon, Bracknell Forest Council is excited about the return of Pride for its third year! 2025 promises to be an even bigger and more colourful event than ever.

The recent announcement by Sandhurst Counselling Services of their closure, has led to some misleading information being shared.

Council staff and volunteers have planted hundreds of trees at South Hill Park to give biodiversity a boost.

The national COVID-19 Day of Reflection took place on Sunday 9 March. To mark this day, the council commissioned a memorial bench, which is now located in Lily Hill Park, for all residents to enjoy.

A new community orchard is being established at Peacock Meadows, Jennett’s Park. Last winter, our parks and countryside rangers planted 16 fruit trees, 2 wild service trees and a native hedgerow.

Some inaccurate information has been circulating about the council’s accounts and we’d like to clarify the issue.

Bracknell Forest Council's statement on the possible sale of The Lexicon.

Saturday 8 March is International Women’s Day, an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of all women. It aims to promote positive change by raising awareness about problems women face in their everyday lives.

Help improve broadband, mobile coverage and digital support in Bracknell Forest and complete the Digital Infrastructure Group survey.

The 2025 to 2026 budget for Bracknell Forest Council has been agreed with £105.59 million allocated to every day and frontline services and £14.3 million on large-scale improvement projects.