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1. LEADERS IN NEW BOUNDARY CLASH
Get Wokingham, Friday 29 March 2002WOKINGHAM District Council has issued a hands-off warning to Reading Borough Council chiefs who claim it should give up its jurisdiction of land in Earley.
2. PLAYGROUP CLOSES AFTER 32 YEARS
Get Wokingham, Friday 29 March 2002A SHINFIELD playgroup was forced to close last week after 32 years.
3. COMPUTER GROUP TO CUT MORE JOBS
Get Wokingham, Friday 29 March 2002Computer group Xansa is planning to cut a further 100 jobs, as it warned difficult trading conditions would hit profits.
4. BRIMFUL OF MASH-UP WITH THE 45S
Get Wokingham, Friday 29 March 2002BY SARAH DAVE
DESPITE being very British, The 45s were spawned during a night of much drinking and debauchery in Austin, Texas in 2000.
5. POLICE IN DOCK OVER VILLAGE CRIME LEVEL
Get Wokingham, Friday 29 March 2002BY VIKKI HARRINGTON
POLICE came under fire from Twyford residents at a meeting when the force was blasted over its approach to tackling crime.
6. JUBILEE YOUTH EVENT TO BE A GOLDEN DAY
Get Wokingham, Friday 29 March 2002A SPECTACULAR ‘stage' is set for the county's young people to mark the Golden Jubilee by showcasing their cultural and sporting talents for each other - and The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh.
7. TOWN FC COULD BE HEADING TO READING
Get Wokingham, Friday 29 March 2002BY ANDREW BATT
WOKINGHAM Town Football Club's home for next season is still undecided following the decision by members at a meeting last week to explore a ground-share offer with Reading Town Football Club.
8. NICHOLAS SHARES THE LIMELIGHT WITH HUGH
Get Wokingham, Friday 29 March 2002BY SARAH DAVE
A WINNERSH boy will be seen co-starring alongside Hugh Grant next month in one of the biggest roles in a summer blockbuster movie.
9. JOBS GO AS DEPOT IS AXED
Get Wokingham, Friday 29 March 2002HUNDREDS of postal jobs will be lost in the region following the announcement that the Parcelforce distribution centre in Winnersh Triangle is to close.
10. ARTFUL DODGER REWINDS FOR NEW LEASE OF LIFE
Get Wokingham, Friday 29 March 2002BY SALLY BRYANT
THOSE who like their humour as British as a cuppa should not miss next week's treat at Guildford's Yvonne Arnaud Theatre.
