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1. MARSH FARM HOMES REPRIEVE
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 March 2003CAMPAIGNERS fighting a plan for 149 homes at the former sewage works site in Marsh Farm, Lower Earley, have won a temporary reprieve.
2. MOTHER'S FEAR OVER MOBILE PHONE MAST
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 March 2003A WOOSEHILL mother-of-two is growing increasingly concerned about what she claims is the "secretive" way a mobile phone mast is being installed near her home.
3. VANDALS STRIKE TWICE AT NURSERY
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 March 2003TEENAGERS high on drugs are thought to be responsible for causing £1,000 of damage to a Wokingham nursery in what it is feared was a copycat trashing of a scout hut last month.
4. 'WAR IS ILLEGAL' CLAIMS RECTOR
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 March 2003A RELIGIOUS leader in Wokingham, representing the Christian Church, has said his "heart goes out" to all the armed forced involved in the "illegal" war.
5. ALBERT'S CIVIC DUTIES RECOGNISED
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 March 2003A MAN who has dedicated many years to civic duties in Wokingham has been presented with a floral tribute to mark his good work.
6. 'BLITZ' ON BOTTLED WATER AND TINNED GOODS AT STORE
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 March 2003A WINNERSH supermarket has reported a customer "blitz" on bottled water and tinned products since the war with Iraq broke out last Thursday.
7. 'WAR IS ILLEGAL' CLAIMS RECTOR
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 March 2003A RELIGIOUS leader in Wokingham, representing the Christian Church, has said his "heart goes out" to all the armed forced involved in the "illegal" war.
8. BRIDGE REPAIRS TO AFFECT ROAD AND RAILWAY USERS
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 March 2003MOTORISTS and train passengers will suffer disruption to their journeys due to work being carried out on two bridges in the district.
9. MUM'S YELLOW RIBBON VIGIL FOR GULF SON
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 March 2003BY ZOE COLVILE AND DAVID SMITH
A WOKINGHAM mother of six is showing her support for her newly-engaged son and the other British soldiers fighting in the Gulf by wearing a yellow ribbon as a symbol of hope.
10. WARDENS STEP IN TO HELP EVICT TRAVELLERS
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 19 March 2003STREET wardens have already had an impact on a community issue — a month ahead of their official start date.
