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News Articles on Bracknell
Bracknell: Post code and delivery problems.?
My neighbours and I are having problems with deliveries. No matter how carefully we enter our addresses for on line goods they invariable fail to arrive.
For instance if I enter my address as:- Mr
Smith, 7 Alma Road, Great Hollands, Bracknell, RG12 4RG (not my real address of course) the delivery address on the parcel reads 7 Great Hollands (a large community of about 100 streets) completely missing out the street name and making it undeliverable.
Putting it right takes several phone calls and 2 or 3 attempts at delivery before the goods finally arrive. The problem seems to be that the database used by various suppliers is faulty.
2 suppliers have admitted that rather than copy out addresses they merely copy the post code and use an address database to find the (wrong) address.
How can we contact these database holders and correct the problem?
29 Aug 08, 08:08:27
Bracknell: 4d scans in the bracknell area
hi in spet im going up to bracknell to stay with family while i do a 3month college course. while im up there i would like to get a 4d scan done. Where would i be able to get one done? and who much are they? i haven't changed hospitals yet and im at exeter at the moment
may i add bracknell in berkshire in england
11 Aug 08, 08:08:31
Bracknell: trying to trace members of TURNER FAMILY TREE. my dads name was ronald albert turner born in london 1938,
kentish town area, he was one of seven children, walter, robert, rose, joan, frederick, jack, all born in north london, i think there mothers name was ann,she died before i was born about 1955-1960 she was 45-50 years of age approx, my grandads name was walter turner, but everyone called him pop, he died in the 1980s approx in bracknell berkshire and would of been about 80. my dad died in 2002 in manchester he was 63, i think there is joan still alive, and 2 of the brothers, as we lost contact with the family when i was 11, if anyone has any information on my ancestors, or if you may be one of my relatives, please contact me. as i am trying to trace my family tree.
thanks for reading this.
my dads date of birth was 17th june 1938 in north london.
my dads death date was october 2002 and he lived in ashton under lyne, manchester, it is his details his parents details and grandparents details and so on etc
03 Aug 08, 09:08:58
Bracknell: Livery yards in Berkshire
Anyone know of any reasonable priced livery yards in Berkshire. I live in Bracknell so as near to here as possible.
31 Jul 08, 09:07:08
Voting Question: I am getting married in Bracknell/maidenhead can anyone suggest good budget veues which will allow a BBQ?
I have looked at Easthampstead Park House which I loved but it may be out of our price range as well as The Coppid Beach Hotel.
31 Jul 08, 01:07:25
Bracknell: can I vote for a candidate that dosn't lie?
02 Jul 08, 07:07:09
Bracknell: Need a job in bracknell UK...?
where can I get a job? Im 16 and have looked everywhere, need the money for a holiday on the end of july
29 Jun 08, 06:06:37
Bracknell: importance of earnest?
The play's opening act promptly introduces many of the play's plot threads and complications, including all of the following EXCEPT:
Jack' s reasons for his country trips
The identify of Cecily
The mystery of Aunt Augusta's past
The definition of a Buburist
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An irresponsible younger brother and an invalid friend have been invented for the same reason, which is to:
Gain greater sympathy from friends
Gain great freedom of movement
Escape creditors and boring relatives
Promote secret love affairs
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When Lady Bracknell first sees Jack Worthing, in Act I she treats him with icy coldness because:
He is not on her list of eligible batchelors
He has a reputation of a gambler
He is a commoner with no educati
29 Jun 08, 04:06:55
Bracknell: Does anyone know a reasonably priced assisted diy livery yard in Surrey/Berkshire?
I am looking for an assisted diy livery space, anywhere between where I live (weybridge) and where I work (Bracknell). Would therefore consider Chobham, Cobham, Ascot, Windsor, Wokingham or anywhere near these places. If anyone knows anywere, please could you get in touch?
Thanks a million,
Michelle
17 Jun 08, 06:06:58
Bracknell: hi can anyone tell me if is this plot of the importance of being Earnest grammatically corrected??
The play talks about an aristocratic young Londoner, Algernon Moncrieff and his friend, Ernest Worthing, who lives in the country. They live in a “secret live”. Algernon pretends to have a sick friend named Bumbury who lived in the country. Ernest, whose real name is Jack, pretends to have a scapegrace brother named Ernest, which is the name that he uses in the city. This practice allow their to avoid an unwelcome social obligation, or just get away for the weekend whenever they want, Algernon calls this practice “Bunburying”.
Jack wants to marry Algernon’s cousin Gwendolen, but faces two obstacles. First she’s going to marry only a man called Ernest, which she thinks the most beautiful name in the world. Second, Gwendolen’s mother, Lady Bracknell, does not approve of Mr. Worthing, because she is horrified to learn that was adopted as a baby after being discovered in a handbag at a railway station. She doesn’t want her daughter to marry “a parcel”.
Meanwhile, Algernon moves in the country and visits Jack’s house in the guise of Ernest, where he fells in love with Cecily Cardew. She believes to being in love with a man named Ernest.
Gwendolen moves to Jack’s country house. She and Cecily discover that Algernon and Jack doesn’t named Ernest. The two friends try to reconquer their sweethearts, now disappointed by men’s lies.
Lady Bracknell still refuses to Jack to countenance his marriage to Gwendolen, while Jack denies his consent to the marriage of her penniless nephew Algernon to his heiress ward Cecily.
The impasse is broken by the appearance of Cecily’s governess, Miss Prism. When working many years previously as a nursemaid for Lady Bracknell’s sister, Prism had inadvertitently lost a baby boy in a handbag. When Jack produces the identical handbag, it becomes clear that he is Lady Bracknell’s nephew and Algernon’s older brother.
With Jack's provenance established, only one thing now stands in the way of the young couples' happiness: in view of Gwendolen's continued insistence that she can only love a man named Ernest, what is Jack's real first name? Lady Bracknell informs him that he was named after his father, a general, but cannot remember the general's name. Jack looks eagerly in a military reference book and declares that the name is in fact Ernest after all, and he has all along been telling the truth inadvertently.
As the happy couples embrace, when Lady Bracknell complains to Ernest that he seems to be displaying signs of triviality, he replies: I've now realized for the first time in my life the vital Importance of Being Earnest.
15 Jun 08, 11:06:30
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