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1. FARM HAND JAILED AFTER BLOWS KILLED COLLEAGUE by Victoria Corbett

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 February 2006
A FARM labourer who killed a colleague by punching him in the face more than nine years after his UK visa expired has been jailed for 18 months.

2. TOP GIRLS EARN PRAISE FROM THE GOVERNMENT by Sally Bryant

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 February 2006
HOLT girls who hit the heights in their GCSEs last summer have won top-level praise for their school from the Government.

3. TRAVELLERS GET COLD SHOULDER AS FIRMS PAY OUT FOR EVICTION by Alana Razzell

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 February 2006
BUSINESS leaders fed up with a group of travellers ruining trade and creating an eyesore clubbed together and paid for bailiffs to turf them out last week.

4. AWARENESS NEEDED TO KEEP TEENS SAFE by Alana Razzell

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 February 2006
CHILDREN in Wokingham need to be educated on how the tighter police guidelines on replica firearms could get them shot, said a leading youth counsellor.

5. FAREWELL TO 'WELSH CHRIS' by Victoria Corbett

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 February 2006
FRIENDS and family gathered to say goodbye to a popular carpenter who was killed in a car accident outside his local pub.

6. 600 HOMES WOULD CREATE MINI-TOWN NEXT TO WINNERSH by Alana Razzell

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 February 2006
A NEW mini-town could be built in Winnersh complete with a primary school, relief road and country park.

7. NOT A CARE IN THE WORLD... THEN THE TSUNAMI STRUCK by Victoria Corbett

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 February 2006
A GRIEVING mum has retraced the final steps of her daughter who died in the Asian tsunami, by using photos taken in the days leading up to the disaster.

8. CLUB MOVE IS STUMPED BY WAVE OF OBJECTORS by Alana Razzell

Get Wokingham, Friday 17 February 2006
PLANS to move Wokingham Cricket Club and build 107 homes in its place have been sent back to the drawing board after more than 400 objections were lodged.

9. PARTNER OF 'WELSH CHRIS' IN FOND TRIBUTE by Victoria Corbett

Get Wokingham, Friday 17 February 2006
THE partner of a popular carpenter who was killed in a road accident after briefly leaving her in their local has spoken of her disbelief at his death.

10. REPLICA WEAPONS ARE NOT TOYS by Steven Hughes

Get Wokingham, Friday 17 February 2006
CHILDREN carrying replica firearms risk being shot by police if they wield their fake weapons in public, according to officers
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