1. Sandhurst Cricket Club swap sponsor for Help for Heroes

Cricketers in the Army town of Sandhurst have decided against a sponsor for the coming season and will instead promote a charity raising cash for injured troops and their families.

2. 400 daffodils for Queen's Jubilee bloom in Warfield

It was all yellow in Warfield when 400 daffodils planted to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee burst into bloom.

3. Sandhurst man cleared of child sex charges

A Sandhurst man has been acquitted of 11 child sex charges against a 13-year-old girl by a jury at Reading Crown Court.

4. Wildridings Primary pupils hunt out eggs

Youngsters went choco-loco as they raced around their school playground hunting Easter eggs.

5. TV Choice: Man on Fire, The Falklands Legacy and Woolly Mammoth

Every week our square-eyed reporters take a look at what’s on TV – the highlights and the lowlights – and pick what they think you should watch or avoid.

6. Delivery driver accused of sexually abusing 13-year-old

7. Gruelling army assault course no match for Ros

A superfit woman overcame many obstacles to come home in first place in a gruelling army assault course.

8. Panic at the pumps as petrol supplies begin to run out

Queues are beginning to build at petrol stations around Bracknell as drivers stock up amid fears of a strike by tanker drivers.

9. More Bracknell children get protection

An increased drive to detect domestic abuse has led to a rise in the number of children with protection plans, despite the amount of children in care falling.

10. Help needed for Bracknell's Big Spring Clean

More than 300 bags of rubbish have already been collected in Bracknell’s Big Spring Clean and the council is urging local people to join in and clear up their own area.