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1. Heatherwood hospital trust is given £18m loan
Get Bracknell, Friday 01 October 2010Hospitals fighting to turn around a financial deficit have been given an £18 million loan by the Government.
2. Family homeless back on Civvy St
Get Bracknell, Friday 01 October 2010A war veteran, his wife and their two sons are having to live in a single room at his parents’ because they do not qualify for council support.
3. Little hope for town centre revamp
Get Bracknell, Monday 04 October 2010People in Bracknell have given up hope of the long-awaited town centre regeneration – despite an extension to its planning permission.
4. Vandals cause £1,000 damage
Get Bracknell, Tuesday 05 October 2010Vandals have damaged a car park barrier – installed to protect a popular recreation ground from anti-social behaviour – costing a council around £1,000.
5. Mountain rescue after fears for amputee’s life
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 06 October 2010A quadruple amputee feared he would die when an infection foiled his attempt to climb one of the world’s highest mountains.
6. Council backs business bid
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 06 October 2010A bid to strengthen connections between businesses around Berkshire has been given the backing of the council.
7. Crowthorne is worst for yob reports
Get Bracknell, Wednesday 06 October 2010Anti-social behaviour in Crowthorne has risen by more than 35 per cent in a year.
8. Bracknell tops the good health table
Get Bracknell, Friday 08 October 2010More people in Bracknell see themselves as being in good health than in any other area of the country, a survey has revealed.
9. ‘Nice guy Eddie’ adds Royal touch to college opening
Get Bracknell, Friday 08 October 2010A Prince charmed guests at the official opening of Bracknell and Wokingham College’s new building last week.
10. Swathe of cuts to hit
Get Bracknell, Monday 11 October 2010School improvements, teenage pregnancy advice, respite for carers, after-school activities and services for the elderly are all facing the axe as the council cuts costs, The Standard can exclusively reveal.
