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1. Technicolour boy

Get Wokingham, Friday 29 November 2002
YOUNG hearts will beat faster when they hear that they can see former Boyzone star Stephen Gately in the flesh at a theatre in Oxford next month.

2. Out with James C

Get Wokingham, Friday 29 November 2002
Hedflux, the infamous and well-received night of freaked out dance fusion unleashed its contagious and masterful beats last Wednesday to a famished clubbing cluster of Reading's finest.

3. Brown ‘fiddled figures' claim

Get Wokingham, Friday 29 November 2002
Chancellor Gordon Brown was today facing accusations of "Enron style" accounting by opposition politicians who claim he fiddled the figures in his pre-Budget report.

4. New lawyers join town's oldest firm

Get Wokingham, Friday 29 November 2002
PARTNER - Nick Burrows

5. Reef set to party

Get Wokingham, Friday 29 November 2002
To celebrate 10 successful years in bringing Reading the very best of major and local bands the Sound Foundation have announced top British rock band Reef to headline their anniversary party.

6. New Bombshell for heart-throb DiCaprio

Get Wokingham, Thursday 28 November 2002
PIN-UP – Leonardo is set to play a physics genius in Bombshell

7. GREEN GODDESS TO THE RESCUE AS COUPLE CLING TO CAR ROOF

Get Wokingham, Thursday 28 November 2002
BY RICKY HINDMARSH

A GREEN Goddess was used to push a car out of a flooded ford in Wokingham just before midnight last Friday.

8. CASH WINDFALL BOOST TO KEY WORKER HOUSING

Get Wokingham, Thursday 28 November 2002
TWENTY-NINE affordable homes are due to be built in Shinfield as part of a £4.5 million Government cash injection announced last Wednesday.

9. 'We're raising the standards'

Get Wokingham, Thursday 28 November 2002
WE'RE THE TOPS - Geoff Brown, Graham Cook, Roger Scott, and Malcolm Marshall, director and part owner of Business Link receiving the award from Royals chairman John Madejski with Nick Sharp and Phillip Wicks from PHW Business Services

10. RECYCLING ARRANGEMENTS ARE A LOAD FOF RUBBISH

Get Wokingham, Thursday 28 November 2002
PEOPLE living in a Lower Earley close have called the council's new refuse service rubbish in a row over black box collections.
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