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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 supported No Mow May at Farleymoor Lake, a simple but impactful initiative to boost local biodiversity. By reducing mowing across selected grassland areas, the project allowed wildflowers to grow and bloom naturally, providing vital food sources for pollinators such as bees, butterflies and other insects. This approach enhanced the ecological value of the

Bracknell BID has enhanced the natural landscape at Farleymoor Lake through the planting of seasonal bulbs, adding colour and interest to this well-used green space. Carefully selected to provide vibrant displays throughout the spring months, the bulbs help to create an attractive and uplifting environment for those working in and visiting the BID area. As

Bracknell BID recently commenced Phase Three of its Micro Meadows project, continuing our commitment to creating greener, more welcoming spaces across the BID area. Building on the success of earlier phases, this latest stage further enhances shared spaces for both people and wildlife. Designed to transform underused areas into vibrant, nature-friendly environments, the project encourages

Bracknell BID is committed to enhancing the appearance and upkeep of the BID area through ongoing landscaping improvements. Works since the inception of the BID in 2020 include grass verge edging and vegetation cutbacks at key locations such as Kiln Lane and Western Road, Downmill Road, Longshot Lane and surrounding footpaths and cycleway links. Additional

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

The BID has installed a series of bug hotels around the southern side of Farleymoor Lake, created with the help of enthusiastic volunteers from local businesses. The project uses eco-friendly, biodegradable materials sourced from companies within the Western Business Area, supporting the BID’s goal to make Bracknell a greener, more sustainable place to live and

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.

Bracknell BID organises regular Tidy Days to help keep the Southern and Western Business Area clean through lunchtime community litter picking sessions. The BID has hosted over 10 Tidy Days so far, with over 100 volunteers from local businesses litter picking over their lunch break. Supporting BID Priorities By maintaining the general condition and appearance