Join in with the Bracknell Forest Big Read
Join in with Bracknell Forest's Big Read from Saturday 21 September and read David Baldacci’s first Amos Decker novel Memory Man.
News
The High Street car park to reopen on 2 September
The resurfacing work currently being carried out within the High Street car park is on target for completion as scheduled. Providing we do not encounter any severe weather, the car park will reopen as planned at 7am on Monday, 2 September.
New canine crusader to support Bracknell Forest residents
Bracknell Forest’s community dog service has expanded with the addition of Ned, a new four-legged employee working with Bracknell Forest Council and Dogs for Good to support residents.
Students celebrate Bracknell Forest 2019 GCSE results
Young people across the borough have been celebrating today as they collect their GCSE results despite national concerns that students have faced tougher exams.
Open air memorial service
The Easthampstead Park Cemetery and Crematorium’s Annual 32nd Open Air Memorial Service will be held on Sunday, 1 September.
Council website recognised as one of the best in the UK
Bracknell Forest Council’s public website has been ranked joint second in the UK in the latest Sitemorse INDEX review for local government.
In Your Corner, the boxing programme developing children’s self-esteem in Bracknell
The Makesafe team at Bracknell Forest Council has joined forces with In Your Corner Personal Training to deliver a pilot boxing programme for school pupils in the borough.
Bracknell Forest schools celebrate on A Level results day
Students from schools across Bracknell Forest are celebrating personal success as the borough’s grades at Key Stage 5 surpass the national average once again.
Berkshire authorities call for innovative solutions from businesses
Berkshire businesses have been asked to develop Internet of Things (IoT) solutions to tackle real challenges faced by local authorities in the delivery of their services for the benefit of the people of Berkshire.
Be aware and take care at your local recycling centre
re3 councils are reminding residents to keep their children, pets and themselves safe.