1. Opinion: As crime falls, is it safer onstreets?

According to the figures released by Thames Valley Police, our streets are safer and our homes are less at risk from thieves.

Reporter Mike Pyle took to the streets of Crowthorne to see if people had actually noticed the reduction in crime and whether they really felt safer on the streets.

2. Ramsay serves up a tasty TV morsel

RAMSAY'S Kitchen Nightmares often features ferocious arguments, polarised opinions and kitchen-based conflict – but even watching all the previous episodes back-to-back wouldn’t have prepared even the most avid fan for this week’s clash of culinary titans.

3. Ice Hockey: Parrish is banned for Bees error

DWIGHT PARRISH was left fuming after being hit by a two-match ban that will rule him out of both Bracknell Bees’ English Premier League games this weekend.

4. Internet is the biggest threat say Crowthrone traders

VILLAGE centre shops are under threat again this time from the internet say Crowthorne traders.

5. Four new homes for Sandhurst

NEIGHBOURS say their dreams to safeguard the character of two residential Sandhurst roads have been smashed.

6. Changes to bus service: Your thoughts?

The 191 First Bus service from Slough via Bracknell to Reading is set to change.

7. Also in November's Food Monthly

8. Food for thought

MEMBERS of the Thames Valley Society of Chartered Accountants were invited to meet with Richard Mayfield, financial director of Waitrose, on Wednesday at a seminar held at Sonning Golf Club.

9. It’s a laugh – to be sure

READING Comedy Festival rolls on for another week with a varied bag of comedians.

10. Also in food monthly

A sneak peak at everything else you will find in this months fruity Food Monthly.