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1. MAN LIVID OVER FAKE PLATES CON by Steven Hughes
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 November 2004A WINNERSH man has been left “absolutely livid” after receiving two fines for not paying London’s Congestion Charge on a vehicle that is not his.
2. TOWN TRADERS CALL FOR RUBBISH COSTS INCENTIVE by Sarah Bishton
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 November 2004RETAILERS in Wokingham are calling for the district council to give new businesses in the town “a gesture of good will” by offering to foot the bill to have their rubbish collected.
3. PROCESSION TO SHOW A TOWN WITH A BIG HEART by Steven Hughes
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 November 2004IF you visit Wokingham town centre this weekend you could be forgiven for thinking you have travelled back in time.
4. PARISH JOINS BID TO RESTORE YARD by Steven Hughes
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 November 2004AN ancient Act of Parliament says parish councillors in Arborfield are responsible for the upkeep of the village’s crumbling medieval churchyard.
5. MUMS ON THE RUN ON MEAN STREETS by Steven Hughes
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 November 2004TWO Wokingham mums were in the running when they completed in the prestigious New York marathon earlier this month.
6. HEAD BARS PUPILS FROM SUPERMARKET by Sarah Bishton
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 November 2004Blanket band 'regrettable' after thefts
7. 'FRIENDS' RALLY TO PRESERVE WATERWAY by Sarah Bishton
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 November 2004A NEW conservation group tasked with protecting the Emm Brook and its wildlife has been set up following an overwhelming response from townsfolk.
8. PARK-AND-RIDE SCHEME SUSPENDED by Staff Reporter
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 November 2004A CAR park will be out of bounds for travellers to Reading on two of the busiest days of the year due to the popularity of a blockbuster movie.
9. VOTERS SET TO GO TO THE POLES by Steven Hughes
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 November 2004OVER-development and crossroads traffic are said to be the most important issues for Winnersh residents as they prepare for this week’s by-election.
10. RIDING STABLES BACK OPEN IN DEFIANCE OF THIEVES by Steven Hughes
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 24 November 2004A BARKHAM stables which has been burgled seven times in nine months has opened a new enclosure for disabled riders.