A ground breaking partnership which has helped Bracknell Forest’s vulnerable residents increase their independence was showcased at the world’s largest dog show, Crufts, on Friday 9 March, at the NEC Arena, Birmingham.
The latest edition of Town & Country - our newspaper for residents - is now being delivered to households across the borough.
Following an influx of complaints about rats from residents, the Public Protection Partnership has recently carried out a survey to find out more about the problem and to advise residents on the best way to deal with the rats.
Bracknell Forest Council has been officially crowned ‘Council of the Year 2018’ by the leading public sector improvement organisation – iESE.
Today, 7 March 2018, marks the fact that The Lexicon has now been open for a fabulous 6 months.
We are inviting local residents to give their views on a new Biodiversity Action Plan for the borough.
An innovative partnership which has helped Bracknell Forest’s vulnerable residents increase their independence is being showcased at the world’s largest dog show, Crufts, this week.
Three state-of-the-art sports and leisure facilities in Bracknell are now officially under the management of an award-winning leisure operator.
The consultation on the proposed new local plan for the borough is open until Monday, 26 March 2018.
The draft local plan sets out a new planning framework including planning policies to be used in assessing planning applications and proposed sites for development up to 2034. This includes the need to find sites for 3,216 new homes.
Partnership working between the Bracknell Forest Council and Thames Valley Police is paying off as latest figures show Bracknell Forest has one of the lowest crime rates in the Thames Valley, bucking a national surge in overall crime.
