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Lollipop lady takes life in her own hands to help Comment Bubble (2)

Published: Fri, 10th Oct 12:00PM

A DEDICATED crossing guard who ensures children’s safety, whatever the weather, has been nominated for a Pride of Bracknell award.

Eve Waistell has been the lollipop lady at the dangerous California Crossroads since 1991 after a child she was fostering volunteered her for duty.

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Arrow Niki does good in community Comment Bubble (3)

Published: Fri, 3rd Oct 4:40AM

A YOUNG mum who juggles bringing up her son, working as a paramedic and volunteering for two charities has been nominated for a Pride of Bracknell Award.

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Arrow Sue helps keep disabled mobile Comment Bubble (1)

Published: Sat, 20th Sep 4:00PM

A DEDICATED worker who helps disabled and elderly people get around town to shop has been nominated for a Pride of Bracknell award.

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Arrow Stiggy nominated as a good sport

Published: Fri, 12th Sep 12:00PM

GENEROUS, kind, giving and helpful, were the words used by a proud father to describe his son.

Arrow Nominate young heroes Comment Bubble

Published: Fri, 5th Sep 12:00PM

COLIN Antink was a 15-year-old boy caring for his blind mother, Lynne.

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Arrow Nominate a sporting hero in your community Comment Bubble

Published: Mon, 1st Sep 12:00PM

WITH the country still basking in the glory of Team GB’s success at the Beijing Olympics, now is the perfect time to put forward your nomination for a sporting hero in your community.

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Arrow Pride of Bracknell supports children's charity Comment Bubble

Published: Sat, 17th May 9:00AM

A CHARITY which helps improve the lives of children with special needs has been given a cash boost –thanks to the News’ Pride of Bracknell awards.

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'This must nnot happen again

THE parents of a student who hanged himself after failing his degree are lobbying his university in a bid to stop it happening to others.

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Award for teen who is always happy to help

A HARDWORKING teenager has been praised for setting a good example to her peers by helping out at a community centre.

Language divides a school

CLAIMS of divisions between Nepalese and English communities have been refuted.

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They'd do anything for you!

AUDIENCE members considered themselves at home at a school’s musical production about the boy who wanted more.

Changing rooms raided

FOOTBALLERS had valuables stolen when thieves broke into their changing room during the first half of a cup tie.

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Polka dots and pretty colours on painted pottery Pudsey

YOUNG artists showed off their flair in a ceramics painting competition to raise money.

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