1. 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.

2. Rabbit rescued from house fire on bonfire night

A family facing the prospect of Christmas away from home have thanked firefighters for saving their pet bunny from a house fire.

3. ‘Cancer can be such a big thing – but my mates take the mick’

A man of 22 who is fighting cancer has spoken of his new postive outlook – and how he likes his pals teasing him over his “bald head and one b****ck”.

4. Rules overlooked to expand youth activity centre

Ten 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.

5. Alan’s match nets £900

A football match played in aid of a man of 22 who is bravely battling cancer has raised around £900.

6. Only church left in bid to run new primary school

Just one interested party remains in the running to open the proposed primary school on a new development after an application was withdrawn because of the credit crunch.

7. Traders Central to club opening

8. £100,000 youth club ‘gift’ gets the chop

A philanthropic scheme to build a £100,000 youth facility has been turned down by Bracknell Forest Council.

9. Keen to compete with other green growers

Dazzling dahlias, lovely lilies and magnificent magnolias were on show as a horticultural society’s members showed off their green-fingered skills.

10. Not forgotten

The dying wish of a man who lost his life to leukaemia at the age of 24 will be carried out by his grieving family.