91. ‘Healthy society is at risk from loss of gaps’

Villagers are waging a battle to save their communities from an “urban sprawl” that would join them to Bracknell.

92. Man avoids jail for jealous biff

A jealous man has narrowly avoided jail after he beat up his former girlfriend's new partner during a night out.

93. Slowdown? We’re fine, say builders

House-builders say the credit crunch is not affecting them in Bracknell.

94. 11 minutes away from 2010 race

A runner from Bracknell could represent Scotland in the Commonwealth Games if she can reduce her race time by 11 minutes.

95. Firms must work together to survive

Businesses will survive the credit crunch if they pull together, says the new chairwoman of the local branch of the Federation of Small Businesses.

96. Businesses push for an hour's free parking in town

Free parking for one or two-hour visits to Bracknell would help revitalise the town’s trade, according to a business group.

97. Charles Square stores review in regeneration

The long-awaited regeneration of Bracknell town centre could start in spring next year, it has been revealed.

98. Bracknell Obamas and US ex-pats look to election day

Americans in Bracknell will be glued to the television and internet this week as they wait to see if their country gets its first black President.

99. Marilyn was always happy – all loved her

100. Art staff go on strike