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1. Students’ peaceful protest hijacked by violent minority

Get Wokingham, Thursday 25 November 2010
A college student from Birch Hill, who was one of more than 50,000 people protesting against a proposed hike in tuition fees, has criticised a ‘small minority’ who turned the protest nasty.

2. Wokingham launches Giving Tree appeal

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 November 2010
People in Wokingham can shake off their recession woes and dig deep to buy Christmas presents for children who may get none at all in The Wokingham Times Giving Tree Appeal.

3. School reopens after sickness bug

Get Wokingham, Friday 19 November 2010
A Bracknell school has re-opened this morning after an outbreak of a virus led to 62 pupils and staff going sick.

4. Claire Sweeney in one-woman show Tell Me On A Sunday

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 September 2010
A classic play comes to Camberley Theatre tomorrow with Scouse superwoman Claire Sweeney taking the lead – and only – part.

5. Gap between rich and poor pupils needs

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 21 September 2010
More than £3,000 per pupil is needed to close an “unacceptable” gap in education standards between rich and poor children in Bracknell Forest, according to new research.

6. Ofsted praises council’s work with children

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 15 September 2010
A snap inspection found services for children at Bracknell Forest Council are “well managed” and staff morale is “high”.

7. Wild West fun at Eustace Crescent street party

Get Wokingham, Friday 30 July 2010
Community spirit was the name of the game on Saturday as around 100 people had a yee-hawsome day at a Wild West Street Party.

8. £60m drug smuggler jailed

Get Wokingham, Thursday 29 July 2010
A Woosehill man has been jailed for his role in a £60 million drugs smuggling gang.

9. Schools ‘nod’ to academy status

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 20 July 2010
Two “outstanding” local schools have registered an interest in becoming specialist academies but a political party has cited research which says there is no proof such a move would have a positive effect on performance.