1. Q&A: Mark Saunders

2. Car parking fees may take years to break even

Introducing car parking charges at two popular spots in Bracknell will cost more to launch than they are expected to make in the first year.

3. Mother of truant fined £400

A mother whose daughter played truant has been ordered to pay hundreds of pounds.

4. Stranded by school-bus rules

A 10-year-old boy is facing an hour’s walk to school each day as his home is just a few doors outside the borough’s free transport zone.

5. A329 London Road reopens after Bracknell murder

The A329 London Road dual carriageway has reopened following yesterday's underpass murder.

6. End of the line for summer bus service

An under-used bus service will no longer run in the summer holidays after council bosses pulled the plug on its funds.

7. Police statement on Bracknell murder speculation

Police have asked the public to avoid speculation following yesterday's brutal murder of a 43-year-old woman, who is yet to be identified.

8. Schoolgirl artist wins public vote

Student artwork was put to the public vote at Art233 gallery in Crowthorne.

9. Heatherwood campaigners still have many questions

A campaign group has pledged its support to maintaining services at Heatherwood Hospital.

10. Mayor's £16,000 boost for Bracknell Age Concern

A charity looking after the borough’s older people is now £16,000 better off thanks to a year of hard work from Bracknell’s mayor in which he attended more than 300 engagements.