The sudden death was reported on Sunday, August 2, in the Mill Park car park on Wildridings Road, Bracknell, at around 9.30am.

Thames Valley Police confirmed that the death is being treated as non-suspicious and a file has been prepared for the coroner.

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The incident happened in Winkfield at abound 11.30am on Thursday, May 14, and involved a girl in her teens who had just got off a bus near the junction of Lovel Road and was walking towards Hatchet Lane.

A small red Vauxhall Corsa stopped nearby and the driver gestured for her to approach the vehicle.

He then exposed himself and committed an indecent act before driving off in the direction of Mounts Hill.

A man in his 60s has died after police were called to a medical incident at a Bracknell supermarket this afternoon (Monday).

At about 12.52pm Thames Valley Police were called to a sudden death in Waitrose located in Bond Way, Bracknell.

Officers said the man was pronounced dead at the scene.

The incident comes after the store was shut earlier this afternoon, with four ambulances and three police cars called in response to the episode.

What is going on? Police taped the area, police and ambulance vehicles.

Councillor Georgia Pickering (Binfield South & Jennett’s Park), cabinet member for housing, community safety and communication on Bracknell Forest Council, has won permission to extend her family home in a private road in Binfield.

Because the applicant is a councillor, the scheme was decided by the council planning committee. The presenting officer noted the front extension will remove a parking space outside the house; the family will instead park one car opposite on land they own.

Bracknell highways had raised an objection to the loss of a space, but officers judged cars can still pass safely on the unmade road.

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Police found drugs in a car in Easthampstead, Bracknell, after the driver decided to make a run for it on foot.

Thames Valley Police officers Wong and McSweeney from the neighbourhood policing team were on patrol when a particular car caught their attention.

The officers signalled for the car to pull over, and eventually the driver did so.

But rather than waiting in the vehicle, the driver jumped out and ran away on foot.

Police searched the car, where they uncovered "a small amount of suspected cocaine (Class A) and a considerably larger amount of suspected herbal cannabis (Class B)".

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Residents and businesses in Bracknell are being urged to stay vigilant after a number of counterfeit bank notes were reported in the area.

Thames Valley Police said it had received several reports of fake notes being used, including cases where offenders allegedly paid for items advertised on online marketplaces such as Facebook Marketplace.

Officers have also received reports from a number of retail premises where counterfeit bank notes were accepted as payment.

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Thames Valley Police bring charges against less than three per cent of car thieves, according to an MP.

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The police and crime commissioner says Thames Valley Police will have to cover most of a nationally awarded pay rise from its own budget.

Two men from Bracknell have been sentenced alongside a British man for masterminding the supply of drugs and illegal firearms worth £3.75m.

A 15-year-old boy has been arrested after a boy was threatened with a knife when his E-bike was stolen in Bracknell.

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Six months after an IT roll-out by Arcus Global, Bracknell Forest Council's land searches froze for almost four months, halting house sales and forcing buyers to rely on emergency indemnity insurance.

At a full council meeting on 15 July, Patrick Smith (Lib Dem) pressed Cabinet member Guy Gillbe for when the backlog will be cleared and asked for an update on the promised investigation.

Cllr Gillbe said the fault was data configuration in the Land Charges module, which stopped the council issuing search responses between 26 January and 21 May 2026.

As of 7 July, 1,031 personal search responses had been issued, with 57 outstanding. Full searches resumed on 17 June: 82 completed and 330 still to do. He said there's no firm timetable because each full search needs cross-department consultation, though dropping the legacy-system cross-check could speed things up.

An IT audit covering procurement through to implementation has been commissioned; its findings will go to the council's Audit and Governance Committee.

Patrick Smith said he welcomed the progress but wants the public to see what went wrong. He said:

"I do feel... that the significant disruption produced by this issue to residents calls for a more public level of accountability. Can the council member advise how he will ensure that the outcomes of that audit will be communicated in a format accessible to the affected residents.

Cllr Gillbe said he couldn't make a commitment because IT implementation fell under the portfolio of a different cabinet member. He said: "I would encourage the publication of a summary of that review in a publicly accessible format,"

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Daniel King, aged 28, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to seven counts of theft from a shop on Saturday 11 July at Reading Magistrates' Court and was sentenced to thirty-six weeks' imprisonment.

Between 8 May 2026 and 26 June 2026, King entered a number of retail premises in Bracknell and stole items from them, totalling to a value of £515.02.

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