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1. ‘No justice’ fury as ‘beloved’ pet killed by terrier
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 14 April 2010A man whose beloved pet cat was attacked and killed by a dog says he is powerless to do anything because there are no laws against “animal on animal” attacks.
2. Celebrations warming up for Armed Forces Day
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 14 April 2010A series of events has been organised to make sure Bracknell Armed Forces Day 2010 is an event to remember.
3. Time extended on Binfield homes plan
Get Bracknell, Friday 16 April 2010The extension of a deadline over proposals for more than 3,000 homes in Binfield sparked a flurry of campaigning from people dead set against the plans.
4. ‘I dobbed in Prescott wife but the police didn’t care’
Get Bracknell, Monday 19 April 2010A political campaigner who was so enraged at the expenses scandal he started a group trying to oust Bracknell’s MP has turned his attention to the wife of the former deputy Prime Minister.
5. Oi! Off your bike – call to town cyclists
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 20 April 2010Police release monthly information on the work against crime going on around the borough.
6. Love is in the air with radio HUG fm
Get Bracknell, Thursday 22 April 2010Young Chris Moyleses and Jo Whileys were the voices of the airwaves for four days in Bracknell as HUG fm went live.
7. Over 50s take a front row seat in the battle for Bracknell
Get Bracknell, Thursday 22 April 2010Bracknell's political hopefuls were grilled on a range of topics including the economy, immigration and even the decline of British manufacturing as they met with the borough’s over 50s.
8. Ash backlash in wake of eruption
Get Bracknell, Friday 23 April 2010Three Bracknell schools were left temporarily without headteachers after they were stranded in Dubai, Lanzarote and Morocco thanks to the erupting Icelandic volcano.
9. 60 hours on a coach to beat the flight ban
Get Bracknell, Friday 23 April 2010Hight-flying gymnasts from Bracknell, grounded by the volcano flight ban, were forced to take a 60-hour coach journey to compete at the European Championships in Bulgaria.
10. ‘Monstrous’ pillars provoke protest
Get Bracknell, Monday 26 April 2010Plans for a revamp of Bracknell’s arts centre featuring “monstrous looking” pillars which met with protests from neighbours went under the planners’ microscope last week.
