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Crime continues to be reduced in the borough making it an even safer place to live.
Enjoying the new swing at Westmorland Park
Paul Williamson of Harmans Water has raised £320,000 for disadvantaged children.
Mini gardens created at Oaklands School in Crowthorne and The Pines School in Bracknell are to be sent to RHS Wisley Gardens for the Budding Gardeners Competition.
Heather Smith and Daniella Taylor Photo Bracknell Standard
By approval of the Queen, Heather Smith of Bracknell has been made a Member of the Order of St John. Daniella Taylor, 17, of Holbeck, Great Hollands, has been crowned Berkshire Deputy Cadet of 2010. Rebecca Brunel-Walker, John Hibbert, Kevin Sturge and Dennis Wildman, also from Bracknell, received Certificates for 500 hours each of community service.
Anne Nicholas, 79, walked 80 kms of Hadrian's Wall for charity.
Year 5 students from Cranbourne Primary School gave a presentation to the council on the speeding and parking problems at their school and they now have a lollipop lady.
Kraken of Bracknell won the Battle of the Bands Competition. A video on www.getbracknell.co.uk shows them performing
Aron Clarke, 15, from Sandhurst has won the 2010 Global Canvas Children's Art Competition, and has had his work on display in the Natural History Museum, London. One of the judges was David Shepherd, here, with his daughter.
The Bracknell Awards for Teenagers ceremony recognised the hard work of many youngsters in the Borough.
The Government Office has praised the work of Operation Lion Club which has reduced reports of anti-social behaviour in the Borough by 15%.
We can be truly proud of Wally Harris, 87, from Crown Wood who has been granted the Freedom of the City of London in recognition of his bravery in World War II.
Photo from the Standard
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