71. Eating out with children

Eating out in a restaurant should be much more than a treat for children, it should be an education.

And it is not talking about taking them to a chain restaurant where children’s menus offer chicken nuggets, chips frozen pizza and limitless pop.

72. Friends launch anti-knife film

Friends of two teenagers who were brutally stabbed to death have produced a DVD to highlight the dangers of carrying a knife.

73. WBRC juniors are crowned national dressage champions

Wokingham and Bearwood Riding Club survived the mud at the National Riding Club Championships at Lincolnshire to reaffirm their status as one of the most successful clubs in the country.

74. Semi-final heartbreak for under-17s

Bracknell RFC’s U17s and U19s, who have secured renewed and expanded sponsorship from DHL and will continue as the Bracknell DHL Academy, with head coach Ken Hopkins secured for another season.

75. Team of the Week

76. FA Vase joy for Binfield at Wantage

Binfield beat higher-division opposition in Wantage Town to make the club’s first ever appearance in the FA Vase a memorable one.

77. Bracknell’s derby delight

Wokingham began their 2008/09 preparation in disappointing fashion as they were comfortably beaten by near neighbours Bracknell.

78. Sheasby shines after late try

It is said that form is temporary but class is permanent, and on this showing Bracknell proved they are moving towards the latter with a workmanlike win away at Cleve.

79. Let the players decide Geary’s fate

Bracknell Town chairman Chris Nixon says it is up to the club’s players to decide the fate of striker Chris Geary.

80. Wokingham back to winning ways

“There are probably half a dozen games a season where you have to dig in and scrap for the points, and this was certainly one of them,” said Wokingham manager Wayne Wanklyn after his side got back to winning ways at Launton.