31. Save money on your car

32. Red faced Sheasby sees title slip away

Chris Sheasby blamed his players, accused opposing sides of being out to get them, criticised referee Simon Harding – and even the weather – for blowing Bracknell’s chances of winning the South West One title after the shock 19-12 defeat at Cleve.

33. Star treatment for Agatha mysteries

The golden age of radio will be re-created on stage at Windsor Theatre Royal this week and next in a star-studded tribute to Agatha Christie.

34. His dark materials

If you're looking for an antidote to the über-girly antics of Sex and the City and the mainstream nonsensicality of Indiana Jones, Bruce Dickinson’s Chemical Wedding proposes a viable alternative.

35. Flight of fancy for the hols

As the Easter school holidays loom, parents everywhere will be wondering how to amuse their little ones with a trip to the cinema.

36. Brown: I’m not finished

Aaron Brown is determined to resurrect his football career after ending his nightmare spell at Reading.

37. ‘One of the best’ pulling events

Burly men were on the pull in Sandhurst over the weekend.

38. Green Man set up final-day title decider

Green Man set up a Premier Division title decider against Athletico Priestwood on Sunday after romping to a 3-1 win over Bracknell Manics on Sunday.

39. PM’s praise for printers’ school links

Prime Minister Gordon Brown has praised a Reading printing company for its role in developing education links with a local school.

40. Comedy: Henley Festival

It’s almost festival season once again – Henley Festival is round the corner and South Hill Park’s Big Day Out is back next month.