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1. ENGINEER FLIES TO ASIA TO HELP REBUILD PHONE LINES by Alana Razzell

Get Bracknell, Wednesday 05 January 2005
A BRACKNELL man who has flown out to devastated South-East Asia to repair vital phone lines is just one of the town’s residents who has given up time or money to help victims of the 30ft tsunami which crashed into numerous beach resorts on Boxing Day.

2. FOUNDATION STATUS PLAN PASSES THE FIRST HURDLE by Alana Razzell

Get Bracknell, Wednesday 26 January 2005
HEALTH bosses are celebrating this week after their plan to give Bracknell and Ascot patients a bigger say in their treatment was accepted by the Department of Health.

3. NEW SUPPORT UNITS TO KEEP UNRULY PUPILS UNDER CONTROL by Alana Razzell

Get Bracknell, Wednesday 05 January 2005
Funds will be used to allow badly behaved children to stay in school

4. TEENAGERS TO LOSE OUT AS £4.5M BUDGET LOOMS by Alana Razzell

Get Bracknell, Wednesday 26 January 2005
Finances stretched to the limit claim

5. Hunting greatness

Get Bracknell, Monday 31 January 2005
VICTORIAN landscape artist Alfred William Hunt gets his first exhibition for more than a century at the Ashmolean Oxford.

6. The award for not winning goes to...

Get Bracknell, Tuesday 25 January 2005
THE good old Brits – they just love a loser. So what better way to celebrate the nations favourite losers than to have a vote on the best ever? (But surely this would make one of them a winner?).

7. Foxx's dazzling Ray

Get Bracknell, Tuesday 18 January 2005
MESMERISING – Jaime Foxx had his eyes taped closed for 14 hours a day to get into character as Ray Charles, who went blind at the age of seven