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1. MS SUFFERER IN PLEA FOR NEW DRUG

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 August 2002
A 56-YEAR-old woman has admitted turning to cannabis to ease the symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis because health chiefs can't afford to provide a new drug in Wokingham.

2. BUSY ROAD CLOSURE WILL CAUSE 'CHAOS'

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 August 2002
A BUSINESS chief is warning town centre drivers they could face a traffic "nightmare" on their return to work next week due to roadworks.

3. MP JOINS FIGHT TO STOP 210-HOUSE PLAN

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 August 2002
CAMPAIGNERS opposed to the building of more than 200 new homes in Winnersh have been backed by their MP.

4. IT'S FULL STEAM AHEAD FOR STATION REVAMP, CLAIMS MP

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 August 2002
BY SARAH DAVE

WOKINGHAM MP John Redwood says it should be full steam ahead for Wokingham railway station's revamp after the scheme received Government backing.

5. POLICE 'HIT SQUADS' MAY TARGET TROUBLED ESTATES

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 August 2002
BY RICKY HINDMARSH

A SENIOR councillor has revealed that special police ‘hit teams' may be used to tackle terrifying yob rule on a trouble-hit estate in Wokingham.

6. RESTAURANT FACES GRILLING OVER SIGNS AND APPEARANCE

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 August 2002
BY RICKY HINDMARSH

WOKINGHAM'S newest restaurant — already dubbed a ‘carbuncle' by one councillor — will have to change its appearance or face prosecution.

7. 'WHEN IS KEY WORKER NOT A KEY WORKER?'

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 August 2002
PLANNERS who gave the green light to a development on the proviso that it would include key worker flats fear the flats may not now be set aside.

8. SCHOOL PLACES HIT AFTER DELAY IN PLANNING

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 21 August 2002
A COMMUNICATION break-down has led to a delay in providing extra school places at an Arborfield school, it is claimed.

9. TOWN NEEDS MORE WATCH VOLUNTEER GROUPS

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 21 August 2002
A PLEA has gone out to people living in Wokingham town centre to join or start up neighbourhood watch groups to help crack crime in the area.

10. CHURCH SET FOR £1M FACELIFT

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 21 August 2002
BY RICKI HINDMARSH

BOLD plans for a £1 million facelift at Rose St Methodist Church have been put before the council.
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