Jubilee Gardens replanted to celebrate women’s suffrage
Local councillors planted Jubilee Gardens in Bracknell town centre in purple and white flowers to mark the centenary of women getting the vote.
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Tie the knot in the Haversham Room at South Hill Park
Couples looking to get married in the council’s ceremony room can now have their wedding in the Haversham Room at South Hill Park.
The redecorated and refurnished Haversham Room is set within the magnificent 18th century grade II listed building and benefits from fabulous views over the grounds.
Bracknell Town FC take on the Bracknell half
Seven coaches from Bracknell Town FC youth team are donning the club colours to take on the Lexicon Bracknell Half Marathon to raise money for local charity Sebastian’s Action Trust.
Runner taking on half marathon to raise awareness of motor neurone disease
Debbie Webb will be taking on The Lexicon Bracknell Half Marathon this week to raise awareness of motor neurone disease.
Trio sentenced for conspiring to sell counterfeit goods
Trio sentenced for conspiring to sell counterfeit goods following a long and complex investigation by the Public Protection Partnership (PPP) Trading Standards Service.
New bus service to Heathrow
A new bus service directly connecting Bracknell town centre and Heathrow Terminal 5 will begin on Tuesday 8 May.
re3grow compost is now on sale at the re3 Recycling Centres
re3 celebrates the upcoming Compost Awareness Week, 6-12 May by launching its branded compost re3grow.
Premises licence revoked due to a set of immigration breaches
On Monday, 23 April, the Sandhurst Tandoori restaurant at 80 High Street, Sandhurst, had its licence revoked by a panel of members from Bracknell Forest Council's Licensing Committee.
Runner raising awareness of joining bone marrow register
Sarah Peacock, 50, from Crowthorne will be taking on the Lexicon Bracknell Half Marathon this month to raise awareness of the importance of joining the bone marrow register.
Reading men sentenced for illegal tobacco offences
Two men were each sentenced to a fine of £750 on 27 April 2018 at Reading Magistrates’ Court after pleading guilty to a single offence under the Tobacco Products Duty Act 1979.