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1. PRAISE BOOST FOR SOCIAL SERVICES
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 29 January 2003BRACKNELL'S recently beleaguered social services chiefs have made "real improvements" in the social care provided to older people in the borough, say Government inspectors.
2. GCSE SLUMP ONE OF WORST IN COUNTRY
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 29 January 2003BY AISHA IQBAL
BRACKNELL's secondary schools have suffered the second worst slump in the country in GCSE pass rates, according to new Government league tables.
3. SCHOOL VENTURE BENEFITS EVERYONE
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 29 January 2003GREEN-fingered pupils at a Bracknell primary school have been doing their bit for the environment as well as for community relations.
4. MET OFFICE STAFF PREPARE TO LEAVE
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 22 January 2003THE Met Office is preparing to say goodbye to Bracknell and make its "big move" to new custom-built headquarters in Exeter.
5. MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICE WITH TOP CAREERS ADVICE
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 22 January 2003BRACKNELL Forest youngsters who are thinking about their next step after leaving school are being offered some useful advice on CV-writing, university applications and career choices next week.
6. TEEN SPEAKS OF LATE-NIGHT TERROR ATTACK
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 22 January 2003EXCLUSIVE
BY AISHA IQBAL
A WOMAN who bravely punched and fought off an attacker says it was "the scariest thing that had ever happened" to her.
7. AIR AMBULANCE DRAMA ON THE SKI SLOPES
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 22 January 2003A NINE-year-old boy was airlifted to hospital after breaking his arm on a Bracknell ski-slope.
8. NEW DRUG SCREENING SERVICE OFFERS HELP
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 22 January 2003BRACKNELL Forest youngsters who are thinking about their next step after leaving school are being offered some useful advice on CV-writing, university applications and career choices next week.
9. 'LET'S BE POSITIVE AND GIVE BUS SERVICE A CHANCE'
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 22 January 2003BY AISHA IQBAL
WORRIED community bus users in Bracknell Forest met last week to discuss their concerns about the level of service they will receive now that one provider is closing down.
10. RANELAGH FRIENDS REUNITED AFTER 65 YEARS
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 22 January 2003AN 83-year old former Ranelagh pupil was re-united with an old schoolfriend after 65 years thanks to an internet site.
