341. Cost of parking to rise despite protests

Car park charges across the borough look set to increase despite the credit crunch, protests and opposition councillors suggesting alternative measures.

342. Store owner is mystified after Post Office refuses his licence

The new owner of the home of Arborfield’s dormant post office says he has no idea why he was refused a licence to keep the facility open.

343. Dave reignites his passion for rocking

A cult rock band led by a Woosehill musician are releasing their first album for nearly 40 years after two successful concerts last year.

344. Victoria Arms wins Country Village Pub of the Year

345. Rare insects discovered in Bracknell

346. Could legion building house new post office?

A village post office would be welcomed in one Arborfield pub, but bosses may have already found a new location at a community hall.

347. Anti-knife film will help local children

Young people who have spent two years working on an anti--knife crime DVD previewed the finished film at Wokingham Baptist Church on Saturday night.

348. Tough choices if Iceland cash lost

The borough’s purse strings will have to be tightened if Wokingham loses the £5 million frozen in two Icelandic banks.

349. Tributes to Pat, ‘a born social worker’

Co-workers have paid tribute to a “born social worker” with an “aura of experience and knowledge” who died on Sunday.

350. Trader puts pen to paper in wake of Peach Place revamp scheme collapse

A scheme to help Wokingham shop staff better meet the needs of disabled people is just one of a list of suggested improvements to draw customers in to the town.