1. Driver in car fire horror on the M4

The air ambulance landed on the M4 this morning to help rescue a driver from a car on fire.

2. Family picnic at Camp Mohawk

Tasty cakes made by actress Jane Asher will be on the menu at a family event in Wargrave this weekend.

3. Youth unemployment soars in Wokingham

Inexperience, the recession and a lack of guidance are being blamed for a massive increase in youth unemployment in Wokingham.

4. Bank Holiday family fun at pub

The Bird in Hand in Knowl Hill will ditch it feathers for four legs and waggy tails to host a dog show.

5. M4 van fire horror: update

A man was airlifted to hospital after the van he was driving crashed on the M4 this morning.

6. Pay now – or pay £££s later

Pay £20 now to fight the Sandford Farm mini-town plan or risk losing thousands off your house value later.

7. Anti-Sandford Farm fight costs 10k

Protestors battling the Sandford Farm mini-town development are trying to raise £10,000 to fund their fight.

8. Swine flu concerns in Wokingham

Residents across Wokingham have been contacting their GPs with health concerns related to the recent outbreak of swine flu.

9. Crowthorne councillor backs MP Andrew MacKay

Central Crowthorne councillor Alan Ward has given his full support to shamed MP Andrew MacKay.

10. First case of swine flu detected in Reading

A Reading man has been diagnosed with Swine Flu.

A statement released by NHS Berkshire West this afternoon confirmed the man, who has not been named, is someone who has recently returned from the United States and has since been prescribed with anti-viral drugs.

The man – who is the first from the area to have contracted influenza A [H1N1] – is said to have contracted mild symptoms of the condition and is now recovering at home.

Those in close contact with the patient have been identified and are being treated with anti-virals as a precaution.

No work places or schools have been affected and the public is being urged not to panic about this incident.