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It is hoped demolition experts will hand over the site to builders by June 3, 2021. According to documents submitted by the applicant, the demolition works will cost £690,000. Should planning permission be granted for the condition to demolish Bentalls, work would take place from 8am to 6pm every weekday, and up to 1pm on Saturdays. Demolishing Bentalls would make space for The Deck, a new public space featuring bars, restaurants and entertainment which would link Princess Square to The Lexicon. Plans to create The Deck were approved in 2017 but this new submission is to discharge ...

The Deck, Bracknell By now, the development of The Deck is a well-established project within the community with plans formally approved in 2017. But the project took its biggest steps forward in 2020 with two major milestones passed. Featuring new bars, restaurants and entertainment hotspots, The Deck will replace the former Bentalls department store. But later in the year, the Bracknell Regeneration Partnership, the joint venture group overseeing the project, informed BFC it was worried about the viability of the scheme and may not be able to proceed unless it received a cash boost i...

SANDHURST motorists were left scratching their heads when driving through Rackstraws roundabout in 1987, as they were suddenly faced with 19 direction signs, pointing in 26 different directions. Some of the confusion was being blamed on the opening of the College Town Bypass, many drivers were facing the new layout for the first time. Local driver Celia Rowlands, told the News: “If you don’t know where you are going it is difficult to understand, many people drive around the roundabout a couple of times just to work it out.” An advertising bus, parked in Crowthorne’s railway s...

Princess Square will be the home of Bracknell's new Wimpy BRACKNELL residents could be one step closer to getting their hands on a delicious burger as the opening of the town’s new Wimpy restaurant moved one step closer. That’s because the first designs for the popular eatery — famed for its popular creations such as the 'bender-in-a-bun' — have been revealed. Opening in the new year, the fast-food burger chain will be returning to the town after decades away. The News revealed plans were in place to bring the sit-down restaurant back to Bracknell in June before the council ga...