News: October 2023

We have launched on the changes that independent planning inspectors say are needed to make sure Bracknell Forest’s Local Plan meets requirements.

Friday, 13 October saw the first meeting of the Bracknell Forest Joint Climate Action Board, set up to accelerate collective action against climate change in the borough.

A new draft strategy has been launched about how we can strengthen and improve Bracknell Forest’s economy and business sector – and we want to find out what you think.

Read an update from the Leader of Bracknell Forest Council.

In the spirit of giving this festive season, The Lexicon has teamed up with Bracknell Foodbank to help give local families a little extra cheer this Christmas.

Residents and visitors are reminded that High Street car park in Bracknell town centre closed permanently on Tuesday 31 October.

Like most other local authorities across the country, Bracknell Forest Council is facing a challenging financial position – with unprecedent pressure on its budget.

Residents are invited to take part in a sport and leisure survey that will help inform the council’s new 10-year sports and leisure strategy.

Thanks to funding received from Wellington College, Bracknell Forest Council can support schoolchildren on refugee schemes within the borough.

Residents are encouraged to take part in The Big Recycling Hunt this week as part of Recycle Week 2023.

The Lexicon has launched its annual Christmas art competition this week.

Following a thorough recruitment process, Duane Chappell has been appointed to the role of assistant director for education and learning, following the recent retirement of Cheryl Eyre.