371. Wildlife survived the Swinley Forest fires

There is still abundant wildlife in Swinley Forest despite the devastating fire earlier this month, according to experts in charge of restoring the woodland.

372. Jo Brown: ‘The kindest person ever’

The best friends of Joanna Brown, who was killed by her estranged husband Robert and buried in Windsor Great Park, have paid tribute to the “kindest, warmest and most generous person you could ever wish to meet”.

373. Save South Hill Park say protesters

Nearly 400 people have pledged their support to a popular local arts centre in an online petition battling Arts Council cuts.

374. Relief as phone mast plan is rejected

A man has thanked council bosses after plans to erect a huge mobile phone mast just metres from his house were thrown out.

375. Where to celebrate the Royal Wedding in Bracknell

376. Festival will showcase Bracknell's young film talent

Young Spielbergs and Scorseses have been picking up their cameras and action boards to put together their own films to showcase at a film festival later this month.

377. Improvement money is wasted repairing vandalism

A fund put aside for improvements to the skatepark in Sandhurst is being wasted by paying for repairs to vandalism, say town council staff.

378. Ascot Infant School gets outstanding Ofsted report

Learning is a “fun and exciting” adventure for youngsters at an infant school in Ascot which has been given top marks in its last Ofsted inspection.

379. Housing rumours are off course

Staff at a golf course have moved to quash rumours the land is about to be sold for housing, insisting it’s business as usual.

380. Council losses to Icelandic banks could top £2.4m

Money men at Bracknell Forest Council are preparing for a “worst case scenario” where they could lose nearly half of the money invested in failed Icelandic banks.