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Bracknell BID welcomed businesses from across the Southern and Western Business Areas to its latest Eco Themed Meet Your Neighbour event on the 1st of July, providing an opportunity for organisations to connect, share best practice and learn more about sustainability initiatives available across the borough. The event featured a presentation from Kipp Harden, Asset […]

Bracknell BID have delivered several Emergency First Aid at Work training courses to equip employees across the business area with essential life‑saving skills and confidence to respond in workplace emergencies. The accredited 7‑hour session, delivered by a professional training provider, covered key areas including CPR, use of defibrillators (AEDs), and how to assess and manage

Bracknell BID have funded and installed a number of publicly accessible defibrillators across the business area to help create a safer working environment and improve emergency response outcomes. In response to low survival rates from out‑of‑hospital cardiac arrests, the initiative increased access to life‑saving equipment while also supporting Basic Life Support training for local workers.

Bracknell BID funded wildflower seeding on key roundabouts within the BID area, including locations at Cain Road and Easthampstead Road. This initiative introduced vibrant, seasonal planting designed to enhance the visual appeal of these prominent roadside spaces. As the wildflowers came into bloom over the summer months, they created a more attractive and welcoming environment

Bracknell BID funded the cleansing of existing planters and bollards along Western Road as part of its ongoing commitment to improving the appearance of the BID area. This work helped to refresh key streetscape features, removing dirt and wear to create a cleaner, more well-maintained environment for businesses, employees and visitors. By enhancing the visual

Bracknell BID’s seasonal lighting project returned to Farleymoor Lake this winter, building on the success and positive feedback received in the previous year. The scheme saw thirteen trees carefully wrapped with LED string lighting, creating an inviting and visually striking environment throughout the darker months. Installed for the duration of winter, the lighting not only

During the first BID term which ran from 2020 – 2025, Bracknell BID supported local businesses in making the transition to electric vehicles through its EV Chargepoint Grant. The scheme enabled eligible BID businesses to claim up to £240 towards the cost of installing two EV chargepoints, covering up to 25% of the total expense.

Bracknell BID’s Weekly Yoga Sessions provide a valuable opportunity for those working within the BID area to take time out of their day, relax and focus on their wellbeing. Open to all abilities, these instructor-led sessions create a welcoming and supportive environment where participants can improve flexibility, build strength and reduce stress as part of

Bracknell BID’s Shared Cycle Scheme makes it easier than ever for those working within the Western and Southern Business Areas to travel sustainably, stay active and explore the local area — all completely free of charge. Recently enhanced, the scheme now includes an even greater number of bikes, improving availability and making it easier for

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