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11. ‘I just want to be paid well for the services that I deliver'

Get Bracknell, Friday 26 November 2004
A passion for lorries inspired entrepreneur Clive Maple to set up his own haulage and delivery company. After a hard start, the
business grew and Mr Maple now owns a fleet of about 30 lorries and vans. He tells Franck Marceteau one of the biggest problems affecting the industry is the spiralling price of fuel.

12. MET OFFICE RELOCATION ALMOST £8M OVER BUDGET

Get Bracknell, Wednesday 17 August 2005
By Vicki Hammond

THE relocation of The Met Office from Bracknell to Exeter in December 2003 went almost £8 million over its original budget.

13. Some sweet treats for the whole family

Get Bracknell, Friday 23 March 2007

Most of us are probably more interested in what comes inside food packaging.

14. Lesser spotted Potter

Get Bracknell, Wednesday 29 December 2004
A new documentary about Dennis Potter, marking the 10th anniversary of his death, was screened by BBC2 on Christmas Day.

15. An explosive tale

Get Bracknell, Wednesday 07 September 2005
IT seemed unlikely but a programme has trumped the recent excellent Hiroshima drama-documentary by the BBC.

16. Month-long tribute to film man Powell

Get Bracknell, Monday 15 August 2005
FILM MASTER – British film maker Michael Powell made many classics including A Matter Of Life and Death and Black Narcissus

17. Whatever happened to decent comedy?

Get Bracknell, Monday 13 May 2002
Have you heard the one about the woman who married a limbo dancer? Well, how low can she get? Boom, boom!

18. Puppetmaster had Hull of a bad time

Get Bracknell, Monday 07 July 2003
Rod Hull: A Bird In The Hand (Channel 4, Thursday) was a rather sad account of a one trick, one gimmick entertainer who was taken over by a stuffed puppet with a sardonic and menacing persona – and let’s face it, who wouldn’t have that persona if you had someone’s hand stuffed up your jacksy for 25 years.

19. STREETS AHEAD IN THE RACE FOR MUSICAL PRIZE

Get Bracknell, Wednesday 11 September 2002
IT’S that time of year again — Britain and Ireland’s best music artists have been
shortlisted for the 2002 Mercury Music Prize.