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1. 'SHOW TRIAL' CLAIM IN LATEST OVERSPEND PROBE
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 25 September 2002THE Liberal Democrats have been accused of staging a "show trial" after holding a question and answer session designed to get to the bottom of the £1.5 million overspend crisis.
2. CLEAN-UP BEGINS AS TRAVELLERS MOVE ON
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 25 September 2002A CLEAN-up operation swung into action after a group of travellers who had been camping on fairways at Woodcray Manor Golf Club left the site last Friday.
3. £37 TO TACKLE WASTE MOUNTAIN
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 25 September 2002STATE-of-the-art waste facilities are to be built in the region after a £37 million grant from Government.
4. BID FOR ETHNIC WOMEN'S GROUP
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 25 September 2002BY RICKY HINDMARSH
WOMEN from ethnic minorities in the Wokingham district could soon have their own support and social group.
5. BRACKNELL REGENERATION 'WON'T HARM WOKINGHAM'
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 25 September 2002BY AISHA IQBAL
THE £400 million redevelopment of neighbouring Bracknell will "complement" Wokingham rather than adversely affect trade, it is hoped.
6. STUDENT: LIBRARY CUTBACKS ARE THIN END OF THE WEDGE
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 25 September 2002BY SARAH DAVE
LIBRARY cutbacks have been attacked after a student said she could not get the publications she needed in Wokingham.
7. RESTAURANT PLAN FOR TOWN HALL COURTYARD?
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 25 September 2002A NEW restaurant could be served up in the Town Hall after recommendations were discussed for the future use of the indoor covered courtyard.
8. NEW WASTE CONTRACT IS IN THE BAG
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 18 September 2002BY AISHA IQBAL
HOUSEHOLD rubbish collection in the Wokingham district is in the bag after a new contract was agreed by the district council.
9. 'MORE QUESTIONS SHOULD HAVE BEEN ASKED ABOUT SPENDING'
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 18 September 2002COUNCIL officers in Wokingham failed to spot they had spent £1.5million more than they could afford, says the authority's chief executive.
10. WORN ROAD SURFACE IS PUT TO GOOD USE
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 18 September 2002INVENTIVE highways engineers at Wokingham District Council have ensured that it is not the end of the road for worn out tarmac.
