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How on schedule is Bracknell's redevelopment plans, due in September 2017?
Cllr Marc Brunel-Walker:
"247 days remain now, until we get the much awaited town centre opening.
"There is still a huge amount of work to do...we only have one chance to get this right. And we still have eleven miles of granite paving to lay.
"There is a very carefully worked project plan. It's a million square feet of retail space and leisure space."
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The managing director of Oxford Bus Company has said the investigation into why a coach turned over on the M40 on 30 December is ongoing.
A total of 17 people were hurt when the vehicle veered off a motorway slip road and overturned while driving in heavy fog.
Image source, Highways EnglandPhil Southall said: "The investigation into Friday's incident is ongoing and we have been assisting the police with their enquiries.
"We have been in close contact with the passengers who were on board at the time of the incident and have provided them with access to services for additional assistance.
"We are very grateful to the emergency services for their prompt response and help in handling the incident."
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A lack of entrepreneurial spirit in the classroom could threaten the future prosperity of the country, the former headteacher of a leading public school has said.
Sir Anthony Seldon, who was in charge of Wellington College in Berkshire from 2006 until 2015, said many schools failed to value "vital" skills that would prepare them for the world of work.
He said: "Our future prosperity is threatened by the failure of schools to encourage entrepreneurship and enterprise.
Image source, Anthony Eden"Many schools still think that they should just help students to get jobs and don't realise that it is vital that they should also be encouraging them to start their own businesses.
"If the economy is not to be blighted it is essential that schools take immediate action to teach skills and generate enthusiasm for an entrepreneurial approach to life."
Sir Antony's comments came as he launched a plan encouraging schools to teach entrepreneurship.
It includes giving pupils a chance to pitch ideas in a Dragon's Den-style set-up within a school environment, as well as "teaching innovation, leadership and team-building".
Jonathan Richards said on Twitter, external: "I was in Goring today on business and saw the floral tributes to George Micheal. Incredible."
Image source, Jonathan RichardsThe pop star was found dead at his Oxfordshire home on Christmas Day.
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Problems on the A423 following a car fire are causing delays in the city centre, particularly outbound along Botley Road to Seacourt Park and Ride. Weirs Lane is also slow heading towards Donnington Bridge.
Young footballers could be left without changing rooms after a new £800,000 pavilion was trashed by vandals., external
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Oxford University professor of Social Geography Danny Dorling has told BBC Oxford's David Prever that plans for Eynsham Garden Village will "clog the A40 to a standstill".
On BBC Oxford's Facebook page, external you have also been letting us know your views on the plans.
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Dame Katherine Grainger has been talking to BBC Radio Berkshire's Sue Kinnear about staying at the top of her game for 20 years.
The rower and Chancellor of Oxford Brookes University, who trained in Caversham, is Britain's most decorated female Olympic athlete after winning Olympic silver at Rio 2016 and gold at London 2012, adding to her silver medals from Sydney in 2000, Athens in 2004 and Beijing in 2008.
"I love being in a boat, I love the competition, I love being in such a driven exciting team," she said.
"I started in the team just as Steve Redgrave was finishing, he'd done the Olympics five times, so it seemed almost normal to go on that long."
Oxford United manager Michael Appleton hopes players on the fringes of the first team can cause him selection headaches.
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West Berkshire Council is to take over Birchwood Care Home from June, 2017.
The 60 bed care home, located between Newbury and Thatcham, provides both nursing and residential care for people living with Dementia.
It currently has a contract for care to be delivered by Care UK which will expire in June .
The council will use part of the home to provide more rehabilitation beds for patients that are ready for discharge from hospital, allowing hospital beds to be freed up while a long term placement is being arranged.
Quote MessageThe council faces a constant challenge to support patients when they are discharged from hospital. The decision to invest in care provision at Birchwood will enable the Adult Social Care service to use the resource more effectively. This will have a positive impact on the lives of older people as it will relieve bed blocking, stress for their families and allow them to receive nursing care within the district."
Cllr Rick Jones, West Berkshire’s Executive Member for Adult Social Care
A New Year's Day fire at a special school in Bicester is being treated as arson.
Read MoreDame Katherine Grainger has told BBC Radio Berkshire nothing in her career will ever beat her experience of winning gold in front of 30,000 spectators at Dorney Lake near Winsdor in 2012.
Image source, Getty Images"It was unbeatable," she told presenter Sue Kinnear.
"There were friends and family and old team mates and friends I was at school and university with.
So many people in the crowd I knew personally.
"London is the one I'll always look back most proud of and be happy with."
Katherine Grainger recently became a dame in the New Year list of honours.
Oxford City Council is calling on organisations and individuals to apply for grants to provide summer activities for young and disadvantaged people.
The council will give out a maximum of £130,000 worth of grants to groups which can provide activities in Barton, Cutteslowe, East Oxford, Littlemore, Northway, Rose Hill, The Leys and Wood Farm.
The deadline is 8 January, external and applicants must be able to demonstrate good safeguarding arrangements for young people.
City councillor Pat Kennedy said: "In previous years these have included football, basketball, quidditch, cookery, arts, crafts and drama."
A bridge over the Kennet and Avon Canal remains closed following a burst water main.
The Reading Post reported the pipe burst on Monday, external, closing Burghfield Bridge between Mill Road and Underwood Road in Calcot.
Thames Water has repaired the main but has structural engineers working to decide if it is safe to re-open the bridge.
