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11. New hope for nightclub
Get Bracknell, Monday 27 October 2008Troubled nightclub Shikara is on the brink of new ownership – offering a beacon of hope to the town’s lacklustre night-time economy.
12. Health facilities get respectable annual ratings
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 28 October 2008Our hospitals, mental health facilities and GP surgeries have been given a clean bill of heath from an independent watchdog.
13. Homework better from tug of war? Pull the other one!
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 29 October 2008The tug of war has helped youngsters improve their homework, build confidence and bond with classmates.
14. Rules overlooked to expand youth activity centre
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 29 October 2008Ten times more people will soon be able to go to a countryside outdoor pursuits centre – despite fears the expansion will cause a huge increase in traffic.
15. Oi missus, are you reading a porn magazine?
Get Bracknell, Thursday 30 October 2008A climbing frame is so close to a pensioner’s back garden, youngsters have been peering over her fence, swearing and accusing her of reading porn.
16. Crossings appeal after boy injured
Get Bracknell, Friday 31 October 2008A headteacher has backed the push for more lollipop men and women after a boy of seven was run over outside school.
17. Council gains power to rate your videos
Get Bracknell, Friday 10 October 2008Is your holiday film a child-friendly U rating from Florida or an 18-certificate blue movie from Amsterdam? Now the council has the power to decide.
18. Girl rescued after 20ft fall
Get Bracknell, Friday 10 October 2008Builders rescued a “really lucky” girl after she fell 20ft down a hole on a construction site.
19. Honey, I’ve shrunk the, er, honey...
Get Bracknell, Monday 13 October 2008English honey will have run out by Christmas – the result of two rotten summers, says one downhearted beekeeper.
20. Benches will be removed to stop bad behaviour
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 14 October 2008It will cost more than £6,000 to protect a playing field from anti-social behaviour – including a £4,000 outlay on one gate.