1. No hard feelings for departed duo

Byron Walton insists he bears no grudges to Dean Thomas and Gilbert Nuako after the pair left Bracknell Town last week.

2. Bracknell begin Cup campaign

The oldest domestic football competition in the world kicks off for Bracknell this weekend as they face Bicester Town in the FA Cup preliminary round.

3. Fizzers in seven-goal thriller

A bank holiday goal fest was the order of the day as the Fizzers returned to form in an exciting Combined Counties Premier League match.

4. Mills and Bennett shoot down Bisley as Ascot keep up the pace

Ascot moved up to third in the Hellenic League Division 1 East table after comfortably beating high-scoring Bisley away.

5. Wanklyn: Bland injury a blow, but Thorne will do the job

Wayne Wanklyn believes the loss of Richard Bland may not be so bad if his replacement Darren Thorne continues to progress as he has done in the last two games.

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. Finch fight back to earn draw in Binfield derby

Binfield manager Steve McClurg felt his side were their own worst enemies after failing to kill off Finchampstead in their Hellenic League Division 1 East derby match.

8. Young stars will keep us away from drop zone

Bracknell Town are sitting quite comfortably in the middle of the table after their Bank Holiday Monday derby victory against Windsor & Eton.

9. Club profile: Keltar Old Boys

Bracknell Sunday League side Keltar Old Boys are next to feature in our club profile feature.

The club gained several promotions since their formation in 2003 as Binfield Social Club and now ply their trade in Division 1.

10. Bank Holiday weekend football round-up

Bracknell Town beat local rivals Windsor & Eton 3-2 at Larges Lane whilst Wokingham & Emmbrook have won five in a row following a 3-1 win over Thame United.