61. Construction workers demand fair access to jobs

Unemployed construction workers will stage a demonstration outside a power station today to demand fair access to jobs amid the ongoing row over the use of foreign labour.

62. Dhol raises the roof

And now for something a little bit different. The marvellous Dhol Foundation will be raising the roof at Plug ‘n’ Play studios in Reading on Saturday.

63. Lloyd George Knew My Father, Yvonne Arnaud, Guildford

Helen Ryan took over a leading role, in the comedy Lloyd George Knew My Father with less than a week’s notice.

64. From the Abbey to The Office

Although Reading boasts no world-famous literary figures, because of its excellent communications through the centuries by roads, rivers and railways it seems to have attracted more transitory figures.

65. Humane way to tackle pigeons?

Pesky pigeons need to be evicted from the town centre in a more humane way, say councillors.

66. Safety first for award winner

A Reading security manager has picked up a top industry award for making his company ‘as safe as houses.’

67. Getaways - Historic Richmond Hill

It may be only 30 minutes from Reading, but Sarah Dave discovered to her delight Richmond is like another world.

68. What next for Saab

69. Cost of the crunch

The average Briton is £40,000 poorer as a result of the credit crunch, research claimed today.

70. Firm’s forecast-beating profits

Support services and building firm Interserve cheered investors as it looked forward to “robust” UK markets and posted forecast-beating annual profits.