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1. Win a makeover

Get Wokingham, Monday 19 December 2005
Your chance to win festive makeover at the Oracle

2. Pride of Reading 2005

Get Wokingham, Friday 11 November 2005

The Second Pride of Reading Awards will will recognise the people and organisations who make this such a great town to live and work in, as well as the community heroes who are the heartbeat of our society.

We want you to nominate the outstanding people who you feel best represent the Pride of Reading.

Organised by the Reading Evening Post, Reading Borough Council,Reading Chamber of Commerce, Broad Street Mall, the Renaissance Hotel, ITM.AV and Reading 107fm, the awards will culminate in a glittering ceremony at the Renaissance Hotel.

3. Johnny plumbs new depths

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 22 November 2005
TAKING LIBERTIES – Top, Johnny Depp stars as the debauched 2nd Earl of Rochester in The Libertine, while Samantha Morton plays his actress lover; left, Rosamund Pike stars as the Earl’s long-suffering wife

4. Health brief for lawyers

Get Wokingham, Thursday 20 October 2005
THE GOOD LIFE – Preparing for European Health and Safety Week are, from the left, Shoosmiths’ human resources manager Sharon Pugh, partner Stephen Law and business development executive Aileen Morrison

5. Twin town boost is thanks to cider

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 12 October 2005
Thirst class: Magners boom leads to expansion

6. £95m for green aid

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 07 December 2005
Hand-outs: for groups which help companies cut waste

7. Credit union support plea

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 25 October 2005
VOLUNTEERS are being urged to rally round and support a credit union group in Reading.

8. Crime-busting firms win their just reward

Get Wokingham, Thursday 17 November 2005
CRIMEFIGHTERS – Manager of Broad Street Mall Steve Fawke, front row, second from left, holds the Safer Business Award presented to the Reading with Wokingham Business Security Agreement Partnership at the Renaissance Hotel recently. Next to him are Sergeant Richard Parker and David Leigh, business crime manager of Action Against Business Crime, who presented the award