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1. CONSERVATION GROUP PRAISES NEW PLANS FOR POLICE STATION
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 March 2006A QUESTION mark has been hanging over the old police station for some time.
2. TOP SHOT SAUL HOPES TO 'PULL' IN THE MEDALS
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 08 March 2006BUSINESSMAN has picked up his weapon of choice to compete in the Commonwealth Games in Australia next week.
3. SON'S BIRTH A LABOUR OF LOVE FOR RICHARD
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 March 2006A HERO dad had more of an active role in the birth of his second child than he was expecting.
4. TOWN'S RETAINED FIREFIGHTERS WIN EQUAL RIGHTS CASE
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 08 March 2006PART-TIME firefighters in Wokingham have won a landmark legal battle for equal pensions and sick pay rights.
5. CRIME FALLS AFTER THUG CRACKDOWN
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 March 2006CRIME in Winnersh has dropped more than 30 per cent since a crack down on thugs and yobs was launched two years ago.
6. BASE JUMPER KILLED AFTER LEAPING FROM 670FT PYLON
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 March 2006A MUCH-loved Wokingham man who was hooked on thrill-seeking sports died jumping off an electricity pylon.
7. TEEN PREGNANCIES FALL EVEN FURTHER
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 March 2006TEENAGE pregnancies in Wokingham have fallen by almost 30 per cent – giving it the second lowest rate in England.
8. GUARD ATTACKED BY THUGS
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 22 March 2006A TRAIN guard was punched and kicked by two yobs as he tried to keep passengers safe
9. QUEEN'S VISIT DELAYS MUM'S TREATMENT
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 08 March 2006THE Queen’s visit to Royal Berkshire Hospital (RBH) set back a 73-year-old stroke sufferers’ recovery according to her son.
10. ROADWORKS ARE 'KILLING' OUR TOWN
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 08 March 2006BUSINESSES fear for their future after suffering a dramatic loss in customers since the closure of Finchampstead Road for water main repair works.
