1. Q&A: Martin Elkes of Stepping Stones

Martin Elkes, 38, from Bracknell, a workshop foreman and trustee of Stepping Stones support group charity for children with Down’s Syndrome

2. What Bracknell Thinks: Benefits cap

The Government has announced plans to cap benefits at £26,000 a year to make sure households cannot receive more in benefits than the average family earns from work.

3. Q&A: Rhiannon Stocking-Williams from Citizens Advice Bureau

Rhiannon Stocking-Williams, 45, is chief executive of Bracknell & District Citizens Advice Bureau

4. What Bracknell thinks: Town centre shops

Jo Illott of Crowthorne: “I think Bracknell could do with a lovely coffee shop where you can get a nice sandwich or lunch and a coffee. Costa just isn’t quite big enough.

5. Q&A: Sarah Sandle

Sarah, 39, is marketing co-ordinator for Crowthorne Traders' Association.

6. Q&A: Paul Archer

7. What Bracknell thinks: Social care

Charities, faith-based groups and senior figures in the NHS have written an open letter to David Cameron urging politicians from all parties to work together and find a way to overhaul the current social care system.

8. Q&A: Sarah Bosher Clark

Sarah Bosher Clark Sarah, 34, is the fundraising and communications officer for children’s charity Sebastian’s Action Trust

9. Do your bit for nature and grow wildflowers

10. Offer a helping hand to the elderly