WE HAVE rounded up some of this week’s most read stories, just in case you missed them.
1. 'Social distance' dance street party to be held every Saturday - here's how to join!
Families across Binfield will be assembling outside their homes every Saturday for some "socially-distant" dancing and here's how you can join in.
It comes after a successful first dance party with residents living in Knox Green, Binfield, who showed off their best moves as they danced together - albeit more than 6ft apart!
2. Royal Ascot 2020 at Ascot Racecourse cancelled due to coronavirus
Organisers finally announced the major racing event will not take place this year for the public due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
Ascot Racecourse’s flagship five-day event will not be open to the public but bosses still hope to be able to broadcast the popular outing behind closed doors.
3. Here's why this man is walking around Bracknell dressed as a penguin
Joshua Amoah, a teaching assistant at Wildridings Primary School and teacher of musical theatre at the Dani Harmer Academy, decided to do something fun to keep things positive.
He has been dressing up as a penguin and waddling around to spread some joy around the neighbourhood.
4. 'Bracknell is open for business': American drugs giant to move to town
Eli Lilly is set to leave its current base in Surrey and move into 42,000 square foot of office space at Arlington Square off Downshire Way.
It has been operating in the UK since 1934 and has a headquarters in Basingstoke.
5. Thieves reportedly stealing fish from South Hill Park lake
Fish have reportedly been stolen from a lake after a passersby noticed fishing lines being left behind.
A concerned member of the Bracknell Herons Angling Club contacted the News after a member of public reported seeing three men taking large Carp from South Hill Park.
Police confirmed it is investigating.
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