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The green background of the shield signifies the countryside in the midst of which the town is built. The three interlacing rings symbolise home, industry and leisure. The eight bezants refer to the members of the Corporation. The | The green background of the shield signifies the countryside in the midst of which the town is built. The three interlacing rings symbolise home, industry and leisure. The eight bezants refer to the members of the Corporation. The | ||
stag's head indicates that the whole of this area was at one time part of Windsor Forest. | stag's head indicates that the whole of this area was at one time part of Windsor Forest. | ||
'''[[Literature]]''': Information from the Bracknell Reference, a booklet produced by the Bracknell Development Corporation in 1974 | '''[[Literature]]''': Information from the Bracknell Reference, a booklet produced by the Bracknell Development Corporation in 1974 | ||
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Institutional Heraldry of the World :
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Arms : Vert, three annulets interlaced in pale Or within an orle of eight bezants. |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on July 18, 1951.
The green background of the shield signifies the countryside in the midst of which the town is built. The three interlacing rings symbolise home, industry and leisure. The eight bezants refer to the members of the Corporation. The stag's head indicates that the whole of this area was at one time part of Windsor Forest.
Literature: Information from the Bracknell Reference, a booklet produced by the Bracknell Development Corporation in 1974