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431. Blitz on energy doorstep sales

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 30 January 2002
energy regulator Ofgem has announced plans to extend its rules on doorstep selling for two more years.

432. ARABIC CLASSES TAKE ON A NEW FLAVOUR

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 30 January 2002
Girls studying Arabic at a Wokingham school swapped textbooks for chopping boards to sample the tastes of Egypt, as well as its language.

433. TEEN PREGNANCIES ARE RISING DESPITE MENTOR SCHEME

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 30 January 2002
A pilot scheme introduced to halt the rising tide of teenage pregnancies in the Wokingham district is set to expand, after figures revealed conceptions were still increasing.

434. Sooty show will sweep away your winter blues

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 29 January 2002
THERE'S a fun-filled February ahead for youngsters in Reading with a half-term full of great activities to look forward to at various locations throughout the region. More about that next week.

435. On the look out for fun

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 22 January 2002
The Look Out Discovery Park in Bracknell is a great day out for all the family.

436. Shot of Beatlemania

Get Wokingham, Friday 18 January 2002
Reading covers band Shot (pictured above) enjoyed a little piece of Beatlemania when they played the gig of their lives at the Cavern Club last week.

437. MARKET WILL CARRY ON AFTER COURTYARD REVAMP

Get Wokingham, Thursday 17 January 2002
By ADAM J SMITH
MARKET traders in Wokingham have been assured their livelihoods will not be affected by plans to revamp the town hall's covered market.

438. DVD PLAYERS ARE A HIT WITH BURGLARS

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 9 January 2002
DVD players are proving to be hot property in Wokingham, especially among thieves.

439. BUSINESSES HIT BY NEW BREAK-INS

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 9 January 2002
By SARAH DAVE
Two Wokingham traders may be forced to turn their businesses into fortresses after a series of break-ins which have caused thousands of pounds worth of damage.