1. Cap on clamping fines welcomed

The driver who first began the campaign to stop astronomical clamping charges is cautiously welcoming plans to cap fines.

2. Community rallies to clean-up the Gorse Ride estate

Litter and overgrown vegetation have been swept aside in a clean-up of a Finchampstead estate.

3. Derelict Greyhound in line for a revamp by new owners

A derelict pub could get a new lease of life after being taken over by a Midlands company.

4. Festival offers food for thought

Foodies can sip Polish beer and Champagne while checking out delicacies from around the world at the second annual Wokingham Food and Drink Festival next month.

5. Anger grows after another traveller influx at car park

Security at a Wokingham car park taken over by travellers several times a year cannot be tightened, despite the cost to taxpayers of cleaning up after the illegal encampments.

6. As the torch of Beijing dies, the town gives a lift to London 2012

Wokingham helped launch the countdown to London 2012 on Sunday – and the start of four years of hard work and determination across the borough.

7. Meet a tailor who fits work round you

A new business has been set up to bring hassle-free suit tailoring to the masses.

8. GCSE joy as results are among highest in the UK

Hard-working Wokingham pupils were seeing stars last week when they collected the best set of GCSE results the borough has ever seen.

9. Couple left without their phone lifeline

A seriously ill woman and her husband have been left without a telephone line for more than a month because of a catalogue of problems with BT.

10. Did you buy Finchampstead land from landbanking firm?