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1. Mothers’ plea as private midwives face work crisis
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 21 March 2007Mums in Wokingham have blasted new laws that could prevent them giving birth in their own homes.
2. Teen obsessed with knives stabbed his friends to death
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 14 March 2007A school cleaner obsessed with knives and horror films stabbed two close friends to death after being called a “retard”, a court heard.
3. Plough Lane campaigners stage protest march
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 March 2007A 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.
4. EXCLUSIVE: 'Life should mean life'
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 March 2007The 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.
5. Borough ‘binge’ on taxpayers’ cash
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 14 March 2007Champagne corks were popping when local dignitaries celebrated Wokingham’s new borough status with a dinner and party.
6. Parent takes Ryeish closure fight to polls
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 14 March 2007A passionate parent is so determined to save Ryeish Green he is taking the battle to the polling
station.
7. Ryeish applicants fall by nearly 100
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 07 March 2007Nearly 100 fewer parents want their child to join threatened Ryeish Green School in September this year compared to last year, according to new figures.
8. Vandalism for 'kicks' target of crackdown
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 March 2007Vandals are being warned to stop their destructive behaviour or face arrest as part of a crackdown on criminal damage in Wokingham.
9. ‘Limited space’ at Cantley forum
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 14 March 2007A forum to enable residents, organisations and businesses to air their views on a proposed 250-seat football stand at Cantley Park met for the first time on Wednesday.
10. Parents of victims in bid to help bin blades
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 21 March 2007The tragic loss of their teenage sons has led Sumintra Nadauld and Janette Bayliss to lobby central Government for changes to knife legislation.
