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Citizens Advice Bracknell & District have a new free local Adviceline number.

The Free Local Adviceline number is: 0808 278 7914

Adviceline national number: 0800 144 8848

Supporting you to get active and stay active

Sandhurst Health Walks has been in operation since February 2014. The walks are led and organised by a group of dedicated volunteers. We endeavour to have two walk leaders on every walk to ensure our walkers are well looked-after…

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Sandhurst will always be a great place to live, work and play.

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Sandhurst Town council will work with residents, community groups and all agencies delivering services to our residents to ensure this vision is achieved.

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PRESS OFFICE DETAILS

Contact:
Sandhurst press office
Email: sandhurstmedia@local.gov.uk
Phone:
020 7664 3333

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Until COVID restrictions are lifted all local recycling drop off points are closed except for the Tassimo hub at the Pinewood Activity Centre, RG40 3QA.

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for our school admission appeals panel

We need volunteers

Do you have an interest in education?

Do you want to play an important role in ensuring the school allocation process is fair?

Are you good at listening to people and making balanced
decisions?

We are looking for new people to join our group of School Appeal Panel Members...

(Latest update 16 June 2021)

A new website has been created to encourage young people to report crime. Please check out the website at: https://www.fearless.org

Heath Week

to celebrate a precious wilderness that’s home to rare silver-studded blue and grayling butterflies, a dazzling collection of dragonflies and all six species of native reptiles. Discover a world of nocturnal birds, carnivorous plants, super-fast beetles and so much more....

Join the Thames Basin Heaths Partnership

Sat 24 July - Fri 30 July

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Riparian Responsibilities - Who is responsible?

The Land Drainage Act 1991 requires that a watercourse be maintained by its owner in such a condition that the free flow of water is not impeded…

For full information on legislation and who is responsible click on the link below…

Riparian Responsibilities

To mark the start of Armed Forces Day celebrations, a ceremonial flag raising took place on Thursday, 24 June.

Armed Forces Day is the annual national campaign that gives everyone the opportunity to show their support for the armed forces, both past and present, including currently serving troops, service families, reservists, veterans and cadets.

The flag raising ceremony was held at Sandhurst Memorial Park, where distinguished guests and armed forces personnel were invited to attend the event organised by Sandhurst Town Council on behalf of Bracknell Forest Council.

Speeches were given by Cllr Ash Merry, Mayor of the borough of Bracknell Forest; Cllr Paul Bettison OBE, Leader of Bracknell Forest Council and Armed Forces Champion; and Lt. Col. Sam Hull, Station Commander, Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.

Business use of the park

Due to an increased demand for businesses asking to use the park for commercial purposes Sandhurst Town Council have reviewed their policy.

To ensure that numbers are controlled and that there is space for all park users including footballers, cricketers, dog walkers and members of the public undertaking recreational activities it is now necessary to request permission and pay a fee for using the facility.

Business use of the park - Request Form

Policy for Business use of Open Space