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PICTURES: Hundreds of partygoers attend Bracknell Forest Pride 2024 celebrations
Hundreds of partygoers turned out to The Lexicon last weekend for another year of Bracknell Pride. The event took place on Saturday, July 20 from 11am to 7pm at Bond Square in the Lexicon following a parade around the town. The parade started
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Crowthorne restaurant plans revealed amid noise concerns from residents
Plans for a high-end European restaurant coming to Crowthorne have been revealed. The new eatery, which will serve modern European cuisine, is taking over the premises of Triple BBB’s Smokehouse following their closure in 2023. But locals have
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Binfield Health and Community centre to be opened for extra two hours
The opening hours for Binfield Health and Community centre are set to be extended by two hours following approval from the council. The centre, located within the Temple Park housing estate, will open at 7am rather than 8am, and close at 12am rather
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BBQ King takeaway given last chance after licence nearly revoked
A TAKEAWAY van has been given one final chance to make improvements after a slew of poor hygiene, waste and immigration issues. BBQ King in Winnersh has been allowed to continue operation subject to reinspection – but told if this is failed, the
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Primary school kitchen shut down immediately as dead mouse and droppings found
A dead mouse and droppings were discovered among the equipment of a primary school's kitchen, forcing it to shut down. South Oxfordshire District Council discovered the dead mouse amongst pan lids in a cupboard at Sonning Common Primary School
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Escaped tortoise rescued from train tracks near Ascot
A runaway tortoise, dubbed 'Solomon' was rescued after being spotted on the railway tracks near Ascot. He was found scrurrying at "pace", towards Bagshot on Friday, July 19, as per the incident report. Arrangements by Network Rail teams led
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Bracknell and Wokingham College champion the launch of green construction panel
Bracknell and Wokingham College are pleased to announce that they are leading the launch of a Green Construction Advisory Panel in Berkshire. This is part of a nationwide project that the British Association of Construction Heads has launched
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Local housing plan nearly done, says Wokingham council leader
By Wokingham Borough Council leader Stephen Conway The new local plan, which is how the council delivers the housing required by central government and sets local planning policies, can nearly be brought before the council for approval. Once
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New Sainsbury's coming as building finally starts on new village centre and 200 homes
A NEW Sainsbury's supermarket, 206 homes, and a pub are finally a step closer to fruition as building has started on a new village centre in Arborfield Green five years on from being proposed. First proposed in 2019, it will have 206 new homes,