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Opportunities to tell Bracknell Forest councillors what you think of planned spending cuts – including dimmed streetlights and fewer litter bins…

New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to three of Bracknell Forest’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows.

Michael Daunt taught Eric Clapton, Guy Ritchie and Ronnie Corbett the delicate skill of fly casting.

A rare gold medal featuring Edward VIII has emerged after an unsuspecting owner handed it to a pawnbroker.

Michael Daunt, who has died aged 81, was a leading fisherman and instructor, author and journalist, in the league of Negley Farson, Hugh Falkus and Conrad Voss Bark. In his time, he taught Spey salmon and brown-trout casting to Chris Tarrant, Eric Clapton, Jeremy Paxman, Guy Ritchie, Max Hastings, Ronnie Corbett, Debo Duchess of Devonshire and others.

SIR – Baroness Mone (Letters, December 17) should be stripped of her peerage. She may not have broken the law by lying about her involvement with a PPE contract, but she breached at least two of the Seven Principles of Public Life, published by the Committee on Standards in Public Life: honesty and openness. Too many politicians and holders of high office fail to tell the truth until they are found out. If politicians want to be held in high regard by the public, it is time to take action...

Two years on from the government response to an inquiry into women’s lives in the forces, those who serve still face a culture of violent misogyny

There is a kind of universality about Christmas that makes it impossible to ignore what it means to more than 30% of the world’s population whose spiritualism is anchored in

A CAVAPOO won a Christmas pet parade held at the Nettlebed Creamery on Saturday. Teddy, who belongs to 11-year-old Isaac Baker, from Sandhurst, was one of eight...

A couple whose business involves painting snow art on windows show how to create the wintry designs.