Then and Now: A Look at Bracknell’s Lost Buildings and Their Replacements
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It’s always fascinating to see how much our towns evolve over time, both in terms of architecture and community needs. The transformation of Bracknell certainly highlights the shifting priorities in urban planning and design. While it’s sad to see some beloved buildings go, it’s also exciting to witness the new developments that aim to better serve the community. Which buildings do you think had the most significant impact on the character of the town, and how do you feel about the replacements? Do they capture the essence of what was lost, or do they represent a completely new identity for Bracknell?