Showing results 31 to 40 of 106
Sort by: most relevant first | most recent first
31. Alexandra is hoping for a spot at Glasto
Get Wokingham, Thursday 06 May 2010A former Holt School pupil who has won a prestigious BBC competition could be bound for Glastonbury this summer to perform some of her highly rated music.
32. ‘Contemptible’ medal thieves escape prison
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 12 May 2010Cousins convicted of stealing a war hero’s medals must carry out community service and repay money swindled from selling the valuables.
33. Schools sign up to SAT exam boycott
Get Wokingham, Friday 14 May 2010Hundreds of Year Six pupils across the borough will not be sitting their SAT exams after teachers voted in favour of a boycott.
34. Bus users launch petition to save 190 bus route in Norreys
Get Wokingham, Friday 14 May 2010Angry passengers will be left without a bus stop when the number 190 ceases to run through Norreys at the end of the month.
35. Man's body found in supermarket car park
Get Wokingham, Sunday 16 May 2010A man's body has been discovered in the car park of Waitrose in Twyford.
36. Crooks kept in line with gym pass rewards
Get Wokingham, Monday 24 May 2010Offenders in the borough who abide by the rules of their rehabilitation are being given gym memberships as rewards.
37. Catching medal thieves was ‘best experience’
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 25 May 2010The investigating officer who brought medal thieves to justice says he has taken “the best memories and experiences” from the case.
38. Disabled woman hits out at ‘dangerously steep’ crossing
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 25 May 2010A wheelchair user who complained about a steep road crossing is hopeful the problem can be remedied.
39. Tributes paid to cricketer found dead in Waitrose car park
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 May 2010The loss of a man found dead in a supermarket car park in Twyford has “left a huge hole”, a cricketing teammate has said.
40. Taxpayers’ cash to save 'lifeline' Norreys bus
Get Wokingham, Thursday 27 May 2010Townspeople devastated over plans to put the brakes on a “lifeline” bus have been given an 11th hour boost after it was announced taxpayers’ money will be used to keep the service moving.
