1. GRANDAD PAUL LOVES PLAYING THE BADDIE

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 16 October 2002
PAUL Nicholas is probably best remembered for playing naughty-but-nice wheeler dealer Vince in Eighties sitcom Just Good Friends, but theatre is, and always has been, his first passion.

2. Oracle boss named as business leader

Get Wokingham, Thursday 3 October 2002
ORACLE - Paul Briggs will be the new voice of business

3. TIGERS COACH TO MAKE COMEBACK?

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 6 March 2002
THAMES Valley Tigers coach Paul James is ready to come out of retirement and play for Thames Valley Tigers again in a bid to revive their fading hopes of qualifying for the British Basketball League Championship play-offs.

4. INDISCIPLINE COSTS TIGERS DEAR

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 20 February 2002
Paul James believes Shawn Jamison's indiscipline cost Thames Valley Tigers dear as they slumped to a 111-102 defeat away to London Leopards on Sunday.

5. TIGERS ROAR INTO SEMIS

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 13 November 2002
COACH Paul James insists Thames Valley Tigers need have no fears in the semi-finals of the National Cup — despite being drawn against holders Chester Jets.

6. Fantastic fish features at Renault

Get Wokingham, Monday 27 May 2002
FISH FOOD - Donald and Margaret Bond join chef Simon Rimmer, left, and sales manager Paul Duncan, right, to serve up a selection of French dishes ar Fish Brothers Renault in Reading

7. Sporting chance given to youth

Get Wokingham, Thursday 4 July 2002
thousands offered - Pictured from left, Mike Bottjer, Abi Cattle, Tom Daniels, Jan Brady and Paul Owen

8. In AWE of prize pupils

Get Wokingham, Monday 23 December 2002
CELEBRATING - Back row; Dean Wallace, Paul Salem, Chris Mason, Mark Hopkins, Tom Williams, Simon Bracey, Sam Carter and John Young. Middle row; Nick Clement, Graeme Stevenson, Stuart Williams, Graeme Watson, Paul Williams, Marc Wigley, Richard Aulsberry, Richard Musson, Scott Kemp and Craig Brown. Front row; Chris Waters, director Frank Winter, managing director Bill Haight, apprentice committee chairman Roger Hopkinson and Graham Atkinson

9. Cash boost for Ascot hospice

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 8 May 2002
FUND-raising staff from Bracknell’s 3M company provided a cash boost of more than £2,000 to the Paul Bevan day hospice in Ascot.

10. East meets West for business brekkie

Get Wokingham, Monday 4 March 2002
COMING IN FROM THE COLD - From left, director of RBCC David Cant, John Connell and Paul Forrest from MNB and Dominic Conroy from OKI Europe