Objective 1

Bracknell BID has introduced the SEEDL platform as a key strategic initiative to support workforce development across the Southern and Western Business Areas. This cutting-edge learning solution provides businesses with access to a comprehensive programme of live and on-demand training, designed to enhance skills, drive performance, and support employee engagement. By partnering with SEEDL, Bracknell […]

Bracknell BID was delighted to announce at the start of 2026 that it had chosen a long-term charity partner in Age Concern Bracknell Forest. Preceding this announcement, BID businesses had been given the opportunity to vote and help choose the charity partner, ensuring the decision reflected the collective voice of the local business community. Traditionally,

Bracknell BID has successfully funded and installed numerous CCTV and ANPR cameras across the Southern and Western Business Areas of Bracknell. This project aligns with the current objectives of the BID, specifically Objective 1 ‘Business Growth and Investment’. A Proactive Commitment to Safety and Confidence Bracknell Business Improvement District (BID) is committed to creating a

On Tuesday 26 November 2025, Bracknell hosted a STEM Careers Day at the Waitrose Conference Centre, giving students aged 16–18 the opportunity to explore careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Attendees heard from leading industry professionals based in the Bracknell BID Area, took part in interactive activities and gained a real insight into a

Bracknell BID has delivered a comprehensive new wayfinding signage scheme designed to make it easier for pedestrians and cyclists to navigate the BID area. This initiative enhances accessibility, promotes sustainable travel, and strengthens the identity of Bracknell’s business areas. A Smarter Way to Navigate the BID The scheme includes: Together, these elements create a cohesive

Farleymoor Lake, located off Western Road in the Western Business Area, is one of several green spaces within the BID area. Once a balancing pond along the line of the Downmill River, the lake has become a peaceful natural spot enjoyed by employees of local businesses, visitors, and members of the Bracknell Herons Angling Club.

In partnership with Absolutely Fitness, Bracknell BID offers weekly spinning classes for employees working within the Southern and Western Business Areas of Bracknell. These sessions are designed to support the health, well-being, and sense of community for local workers. This initiative supports Bracknell BID’s Objective 1 by encouraging the development of facilities and amenities in

Bracknell Business Improvement District (BID) have previously donated £1,500 to local charities to support those most in need and provide essential. Three charities have previously benefitted – DEBRA, Victim Support and Bracknell Foodbank each receiving £500. Sean Griffin, Bracknell BID Manager said: “Giving back to the local community is incredibly important to the BID team

Bracknell BID has fully-funded after work Bootcamp group sessions with a personal trainer for BID area workers to get fit free of charge. This project ties into Objective 1, activity 2 a. Encourage the development of more facilities and amenities in pleasant surroundings where people who work across the areas can eat, meet or relax.

Working with businesses and partners at Bracknell Forest Council, the BID identified defective lighting columns at Longshot Lane Industrial Estate and on Doncastle Road and ensured repair work was carried out before Winter. The BID also funded additional lighting at Easthampstead Road and on the footpath and cyleway adjacent to Mill Lane, to reduce dark