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Thames Valley Police has issued an update on the situation at Oak Avenue, Sandhurst.

Eligible residents, who have low incomes and are struggling with the cost of living, are able to apply for help to ease financial pressures.

Thames Valley Police has issued a statement regarding an incident in Oak Avenue in Sandhurst.

Local voluntary, community and faith sector (VCFS) organisations can now apply for a grant to help local households experiencing financial hardship.

The council’s overview and scrutiny commission has sent an open letter to the secretary of state for education to get answers on the funding and timing for the new 100 place autism school in Buckler’s Park.

The community learning team at the Bracknell Open Learning Centre hosted a visit by Peter Swallow, MP for Bracknell.

Carers Week 2025 runs from 9 -15 June and will highlight the great contribution carers provide in Bracknell Forest.

The commitment to make further urgent and sustained improvements to services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) was a focus of the council’s cabinet last week.

Parents and carers looking for fun things to keep their children entertained this half term can find a huge range activities on offer in Bracknell Forest.

The council and its partners are aware of some misinformation circulating regarding our new Afghan families. While this misinformation is being circulated by a small number of individuals, we want to make sure all our residents have the facts.