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1. Ice Hockey: Aldridge wants Sunday to be a final rehearsal

Get Wokingham, Friday 30 March 2007

RYAN ALDRIDGE is dreaming of a Championship play-off final against local rivals Guildford Flames.

2. Plough Lane campaigners stage protest march

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 March 2007
A troop of residents trying to save their street from a 150-home estate marched to the developer’s public exhibition last week to scrutinise the plans.

3. EXCLUSIVE: 'Life should mean life'

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 March 2007
The parents of murder victim Steven Bayliss have written to the Attorney General demanding the 20 year sentence handed to their son’s killer is extended.

4. Vandalism for 'kicks' target of crackdown

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 March 2007
Vandals are being warned to stop their destructive behaviour or face arrest as part of a crackdown on criminal damage in Wokingham.

5. Builder is fined £8,000 for house on Green Belt

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 March 2007
A Binfield builder has been slapped with an £8,000 fine and ordered to tear down a bungalow he built on Green Belt land.

6. 'Help us save the green lung of town'

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 March 2007
A Wokingham group fears the “green lung” of the town could be lost forever because residents have not been properly informed of redevelopment plans.

7. ‘We’re just promoting good times’

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 27 March 2007

MEET three of Reading’s brightest young businessmen – promoters Brian McClafferty, Jonathan Ware and Rob Allen.

8. Societies revisit Handel’s Messiah

Get Wokingham, Friday 23 March 2007

TWO of Reading’s leading musical societies are joining together on Saturday to present Handel’s Messiah, more than 60 years after their first Easter performance of the ever-popular masterpiece.