31. Bracknell punters turned off by disabled access taxis

Fewer people are using taxis because they do not like the new style of wheelchair-friendly cars, says a drivers’ spokesman.

32. Third of waste in Bracknell bins could be recycled

Almost a third of the rubbish thrown into a typical Bracknell bin could be recycled, figures show.

33. Dodgy dance moves raise charity cash

34. Slowdown delays town regeneration

The timetable for work to rebuild Bracknell town centre is up in the air as the credit crunch bites, it has been revealed.

35. MP pledges to monitor PCT

MP Andrew MacKay has pledged to keep an eye on how much funding Bracknell gets for health services.

36. Council must pay up on time to small firms

Pressure is growing for councils and banks to pull out all the stops to help small businesses survive the credit crunch.

37. School must improve

A primary school has been given a Notice to Improve after Ofsted inspectors branded it inadequate.

38. Our ‘living memorial’ to loving son Anton

Family and friends of Anton Day, who died in September after a brave battle with leukaemia, will wear a “living memorial” to him after they were tattooed with his name.

39. New housing bid stretches belief

Bracknell's already overstretched infrastructure cannot cope with the 12,780 new homes the Government is asking it to build before 2026, councillors have protested.

40. Tower plunge worker sees company fined

A workman who was seriously injured in a fall from a 10ft scaffolding tower with no fencing has seen his employer fined £20,000 for the accident.