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. 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.

7. Q&A: Sarah Bosher Clark

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

8. Q&A: Paul Archer

9. Do your bit for nature and grow wildflowers

10. Offer a helping hand to the elderly