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Bracknell Forest Council has released a statement regarding the resignation of two councillors from their leadership/ cabinet roles today (3 March).

Following the suspension of two councillors from their political party, Bracknell Forest Council has made the following statement.

Bracknell Forest Council has formally asked the Department for Education (DfE) to fully fund and deliver a new 100-place autism school in Buckler’s Park (Forest View School).

The council’s budget for 2026 to 2027 has been agreed with a focus on protecting vital services for residents.

Bracknell Forest Council's response to the schools white paper published by the government on 23 February.

Statement and information following the convictions of former Bracknell Forest Mayor, Naheed Ejaz, and former mayoral consort, Diwan Khan, at Winchester Crown Court on Wednesday, 11 February.

The government has outlined its intention to manage councils’ accumulated special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) deficits by announcing it will pay 90% of these deficits.

With half term coming up, parents and carers will find a host of activities to choose from to keep young people in Bracknell Forest entertained, but without breaking the bank.

Children’s services in Bracknell Forest have been rated outstanding in all areas by Ofsted after their latest inspection.

We are planning to hold elections for all borough council seats in May 2027. This is in line with the usual cycle of four-yearly ‘all-out’ elections in the borough.