Over the years, Bracknell town has seen many many changes - many new buildings and institutions have been brought to light, and many have faded away.
One of which is Bracknell's former bus station, Just beside the train station in the town centre.
The site was fully and successfully demolished in December 2019, and 242 new apartments are set to be built on the former site.
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Here is what the site currently looks like:
The bus depot was originally opened for the Berks Bucks Bus Company in 1987, and was constructed more than 40 years ago, in the mid-1970s.
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Aside from the changes to the site of the former bus depot, here else is how Bracknell town has changed over the years.
Construction of Priestwood, followed by Easthampstead and Bullbrook, began in the 1950’s, with Harmans Water following soon after.
Development of the town continued later in the 1960s, receiving a less than encouraging reaction at the time when it was declared the town was to double in size.
Residents did not want to be surrounded by large residential areas at the time, however the project went ahead and the planned population increased from 25,000 to 60,000.
Princess Square was added to the central shopping district of the new town when it opened in 1984 by Princess Anne.
Do you have any memories of Bracknell Bus Station? If so, let us know in the comments below, or email News@bracknellnews.co.uk.
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