1. Unlucky Casey ruled out of Irish opener

London Irish captain Bob Casey has been ruled out of tomorrow’s Guinness Premiership opener against London Wasps at Twickenham (2.30pm) having fractured his wrist in last Friday’s friendly at Heineken Cup holders Munster.

2. Former churchgoers invited back to the pew

A special day to encourage people to go back to church will be held nationwide at the end of September, with events to welcome people back to the pews.

3. On the ball to hit your fitness goal

Fancy losing a few pounds?

4. Food firm in national final

A Caversham catering company has made it through to the finals of the 2008 National Business Awards.

5. Refurbishing old furniture back to its original best

6. Satsumas battle from behind to stay top

Wokingham & Emmbrook  manager Wayne Wanklyn insists that his side must start brighter in games if they are to stand any chance of maintaining their form.

7. X Factor star’s advice for our talent hopefuls

As the semi-finalists of Has Reading Got Talent? tomorrow fight for a place in Saturday’s final, one former X Factor hopeful knows just how they feel.

8. Robins set for Taunton date

Bracknell Town return to the scene of last season’s great escape when they make the long trip to Taunton tomorrow.

9. The only place for a unique retro style

10. Third Thames bridge open for festival

These music fans were the first to cross the river on Reading’s third Thames bridge.