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Here are the top stories in Bracknell this week (Saturday, October 14 to Saturday, October 21).

The family of a championship race car driver who died in a ‘traumatic and catastrophic’ incident on New Years Day has spoken out about the…

The family of a championship race car driver who died in a ‘traumatic and catastrophic’ incident on New Years Day has spoken out about the…

The Oracle shopping centre has released a statement regarding safety measures taken following the inquest of a champion race car driver who jumped…

A CHAMPION race car driver died in ‘traumatic and catastrophic’ circumstances when he jumped off the top of a town centre car park on New…

In City Paper's August Jail Watch roundup we bring you news on staffing audit initiatives and review the essential updates from Allegheny County's penal system.

Mark Patrick Flaherty came from a well-known family of Democratic public servants. His father served as an Allegheny County commissioner and a state Commonwealth Court judge. His uncle was Pittsburgh mayor, deputy attorney general and later a county commissioner. It seemed inevitable then, that he would follow in their footsteps.

Mark Patrick Flaherty came from a well-known family of Democratic public servants. His father served as an Allegheny County commissioner and a state Commonwealth Court judge. His uncle was Pittsburgh mayor, deputy attorney general and later a county commissioner. It seemed inevitable then, that he would follow in their footsteps.

In Tuesday’s race for 10 seats on Allegheny County’s Court of Common Pleas, the four leading vote-getters as of 11 p.m. were Black, while six of the top 10 were women, according to unofficial results. Eighteen candidates appeared on the ballot — whittled down from 39 candidates in the primary.

The ballot includes 17 candidates seeking 10 seats on the bench. That’s nearly one-quarter of the bench strength of the county judiciary, whose judges hear cases in criminal, civil, and family court.