Is Bracknell a good place to live?

Sommario:

1. Is Bracknell a good place to live?
2. What is Bracknell famous for?
3. Is Bracknell UK safe?
4. Is Bracknell classed as London?
5. What type of people live in Bracknell?
6. Which zone is Bracknell?
7. Is Wokingham posh?
8. What is there to do in Bracknell today?
9. Is easthampstead a good place to live?
10. Where should I live in Berkshire UK?
11. What are the nice parts of Bracknell?
12. Is Bracknell diverse?
13. When was the point Bracknell built?
14. Does Bracknell have a train station?
15. What time does Bracknell train station open?
16. Are people from Windsor posh?
17. Is Sunningdale posh?
18. What is good in Bracknell?
19. Where should I live in Bracknell?

Is Bracknell a good place to live?

Bracknell is a good place to relocate to as it has affordable housing, offers great people's work-life balance, has quality transport and low unemployment levels. It's no wonder the town was ranked as the 19th best place to live in Britain in the annual survey conducted by Halifax Quality of Life.

What is Bracknell famous for?

Bracknell is well known for its Victorian brickyards and the bricks produced by Thomas Lawrence and Sons which were used in the Albert Hall, Westminster Cathedral and locally in South Hill Park and Larges Lane Cemetery chapel and lodge.

Is Bracknell UK safe?

Bracknell is the safest major town in Berkshire, and is the 29th most dangerous overall out of Berkshire's 108 towns, villages, and cities. The overall crime rate in Bracknell in 2020 was 51 crimes per 1,000 people.

Is Bracknell classed as London?

Bracknell (/ˈbræknəl/) is a large town and civil parish in Berkshire, England, the westernmost area within the Greater London Urban Area and the administrative centre of the Borough of Bracknell Forest. ... As of 2018, Bracknell has an estimated population of around 84,000.

What type of people live in Bracknell?

Ethnicity data from the 2011 Census indicates that the majority of people living in Bracknell Forest are White British (84.9%), compared with 90.6% in the 2001 Census. The BME (Black and Minority Ethnic) population has increased over the past decade.

Which zone is Bracknell?

Bracknell to London Underground Zone 1-6 by train

Distance	miles ( km)
Departure station	Bracknell
Arrival station	London Underground Zone 1-6

Is Wokingham posh?

But today Wokingham is hailed as the most desirable place in England and Wales to bring up a family. Situated on the commuter belt 33 miles outside London with a population of 30,000, the Berkshire market town has little in its history to mark it out as a prime location.

What is there to do in Bracknell today?

Let's explore the best things to do in Bracknell:

1. Lily Hill Park. Source: Black Hill Design / shutterstock Lily Hill Park. ...
2. The Look Out Discovery Centre. ...
3. Stanlake Park Wine Estate. ...
4. Ascot Racecourse. ...
5. South Hill Park. ...
6. South Hill Park Arts Centre. ...
7. The Lexicon. ...
8. Swinley Forest.

Is easthampstead a good place to live?

A whopping 34 per cent of people say Bracknell Northern Parishes is the best place to live. ... In joint second place was the Bracknell central south - (Jennett's Park, Wildridings, Easthampstead, Birch Hill, Great Hollands) getting 25 per cent of the votes.

Where should I live in Berkshire UK?

The best places to live in Berkshire

• Bray.
• Newbury.
• Twyford.
• Yattendon.
• Wokingham.
• Pangbourne.
• Cookham.
• Windsor.

What are the nice parts of Bracknell?

What is the best area to live in Bracknell Forest?

• Bracknell Central North - (Martins Heron, Harmans Water, Bullbrook, Crown Wood, Garth Hill) 19%
• Bracknell Town Centre 4%
• Bracknell Northern Parishes - (Binfield and Popeswood, Warfield, Winkfield, Maiden's Green, Cranbourne, North Ascot) 34%

Is Bracknell diverse?

In generic terms, Bracknell is currently unable to offer either the diversity or quality of offer that its demographic make-up demands. Town centre diversity is low, with an above average number of multiples (74% of the mix against a UK average of almost half this figure).

When was the point Bracknell built?

1961-64 1961-64. Designed by Philip Dowson and Derek Sugden of Arup Associates. Reinforced concrete, partly precast and partly in situ. 102 flats above ground floor entrance podium.

Does Bracknell have a train station?

Bracknell railway station serves the town of Bracknell in Berkshire, England. It is 32 miles 24 chains (52.0 km) down the line from London Waterloo. The station, and all trains serving it, are operated by South Western Railway. It is on the Waterloo to Reading line.

What time does Bracknell train station open?

Buying tickets and collecting them

Facility	Information
Ticket office opening hours	Near the station entrance and in booking hall Monday to Friday: 05:55 to 19:35 Saturday: 05:55 to 19:40 Sunday: 08:10 to 17:40
Self service ticket machines
Collection of pre-purchased tickets

Are people from Windsor posh?

When your most famous resident is the Queen you might expect your neighbours to be a bit on the wealthy side. Now new research has confirmed the Berkshire town of Windsor has the wealthiest residents in Britain boasting more than 850 dollar millionaires.

Is Sunningdale posh?

Buyers like Sunningdale for its accessibility, exclusivity and peace and quiet — it is, to be blunt, a very posh commuter dormitory. ... Edward Shaw, partner at Knight Frank, says Sunningdale is at its best in summer, with plenty of polo and horse riding to keep equestrians busy.

What is good in Bracknell?

Let's explore the best things to do in Bracknell:

1. Lily Hill Park. Source: Black Hill Design / shutterstock Lily Hill Park. ...
2. The Look Out Discovery Centre. ...
3. Stanlake Park Wine Estate. ...
4. Ascot Racecourse. ...
5. South Hill Park. ...
6. South Hill Park Arts Centre. ...
7. The Lexicon. ...
8. Swinley Forest.

Where should I live in Bracknell?

What is the best area to live in Bracknell Forest?

• Bracknell Central North - (Martins Heron, Harmans Water, Bullbrook, Crown Wood, Garth Hill) 19%
• Bracknell Town Centre 4%
• Bracknell Northern Parishes - (Binfield and Popeswood, Warfield, Winkfield, Maiden's Green, Cranbourne, North Ascot) 34%