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61. FIREWORK FUN TO PROVIDE SPARK FOR FUNDRAISING
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 23 October 2002CHARITY fund-raising is set to be an explosive success at the Golden Jubilee Fireworks Spectacular next month.
62. STRIKE TO POSTPONE FIREWORK EVENT
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 23 October 2002BY SARAH DAVE
ONE of the biggest annual events in Wokingham's calendar may have to be postponed on safety grounds if firefighters carry out their threat to strike.
63. 'AFFORDABLE' HOME TOO EXPENSIVE FOR KEY WORKER
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 23 October 2002A ROOKIE policewoman fears her dream of owning her own home has been shattered after a housing association put up the value of her "affordable" house by £45,000.
64. S-MARKET EXPANSION COULD 'SOLVE' TRAFFIC HOTSPOT
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 23 October 2002NEW plans put forward by a Winnersh supermarket could ease traffic congestion and reduce queuing and journey times, it is claimed.
65. SCHOOLS' ANGER AT 'HIDDEN' MOBILE PHONE TRANSMITTER
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 16 October 2002BY SARAH DAVE
TWO headteachers say they are angry about being left in the dark over a mobile phone transmitter concealed in a petrol station forecourt just metres from their schools.
66. VISIBILITY 'IS KEY IN FIGHTING CRIME FEAR'
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 16 October 2002BY RICKY HINDMARSH
MAKING communities safer is the key message in a new policing plan for the Reading with Wokingham area.
67. HOSPITAL GETS 20 NEW BEDS
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 16 October 2002WOKINGHAM Hospital will be able to care for 20 more patients when a new £1 million ward opens later this month.
68. SECURITY U-TURN WILL ALLOW STALLHOLDERS TO CASH IN
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 16 October 2002BY SALLY BRYANT
MARKET traders will be able to cash in on a vital day of pre-Christmas spending after all following a U-turn by police and army bosses.
69. BIG GROWTH IN POPULATION AS DISTRICT BUCKS TREND
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 16 October 2002WOKINGHAM'S population has grown by nearly five times the national average for England in the last 20 years, according to the latest census.
70. DISTRICT SCHOOLS SHINE IN KEY STAGE ONE TESTS
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 16 October 2002RESULTS of national tests taken by pupils at Wokingham district schools continue to put the council among the top performing education authorities in the country.
