Army called to Warfield to detonate unexploded bomb
A BOMB dating back to the First World War has been discovered in Warfield. Thames Valley Police said there is to be a planned controlled explosion later this morning. It...
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Learn signwriting from an expert
A signwriting workshop by Joby Carter of Carters Steam Fair fame will take place this weekend.
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Scrapp app to boost recycling
The app encourages its users to search for recycling guidance.
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Bracknell jewellers win national awards
Three Bracknell jewellers won trophies at the Goldsmiths Craft and Design Council Awards.
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M25 full closure details revealed
There will be five full closures between now and September 2024
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Enjoy an afternoon of choral classics in Crowthorne
Enjoy an afternoon of choral classics in Crowthorne
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Help to tackle cyber threats
The Secure Connected Places Playbook includes guidance on how connected places can protect themselves from would-be attacks.
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Man issued with behaviour order
A man has been given a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) and was sentenced for multiple thefts from shops.
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Cheer Minion marathon runner Beverley
Cheer Minion marathon runner Beverley
Read more++FOUND++ Police appeal to help trace Bracknell man who went missing this morning
He has been found safe and well.
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