1. Business profile - Fun ‘n’ Frolic

Fun ‘n’ Frolic is the last stop for many festival goers as they prepare for the annual rock shindig.

2. Wokingham traders say no to shopping evenings

Late-night shopping evenings will not become a regular occurrence in Wokingham after a series of summer events aimed at boosting trade flopped with shoppers.

3. Yell colleagues boost playgroup

Staff at Yell rolled up their sleeves and got their hands dirty when they helped revamp a West Reading playgroup.

4. Snappy new hairdresser a cut above

With 35 years in the hair industry under her belt, Sandra Sciaraffa-Stubbs has decided to set up her own salon, creating state-of the-art styles and colours.

5. Traffic congestion falls as recession bites

Congestion on the M4 has fallen by 21 per cent in the past year due to the recession, new research has revealed.

6. Sales soar and profits up at Primark

Primark continues to defy the retail gloom with sales at its UK stores up nine per cent in the past six months.

7. An insight on EU from MEP

Member of the European Parliament Sharon Bowles will be tackling the important economics issues at a political working lunch in Reading on Friday.

8. Regus charity raffle delight

The lure of a Californian holiday helped two business giants raise more than £10,000 for charity.

9. Jennett’s Park house builder looks to future

Worst Results: £140m loss but ‘moving forward’ says chairman.

10. New qualifications ‘enhance’ law firm

Three lawyers at Reading solicitors firm Manches LLP have passed their exams with flying colours.

Kate Bryan has gained a postgraduate diploma in EU Competition Law at King’s College London.