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1. Pundits views are so pie-in-the-Sky

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 28 September 2005
BORING CHELSEA - Frank Lampard looks skyward for inspiration

2. AXED TORIES SIGNAL BATTLE FOR CONTROL IS LOOMING

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 18 May 2005
By Sarah Bishton and Matt Blackman

3. NO SAY IN NUMBER OF HOMES TO BE BUILT by Steven Hughes

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 January 2005
A DECISION on how many houses to be built in Wokingham over the next 12 years has been taken out of the hands of local Government.

4. PROBE ORDERED INTO 'SERIOUS FLAWS' IN SCHOOL ENTRY POLICY by Alana Razzell

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 5 October 2005
PARENTS blasted as “sneaky” for trying to get their children into a popular and over-subscribed Wokingham school have sparked an investigation into how places are allocated.

5. OUT ON THE HUSTINGS WITH UKIP AND THE LIB DEMS by Sarah Bishton

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 20 April 2005
WITH only two weeks to go in the General Election campaign candidates have been busy canvassing on Wokingham’s streets.

6. PENSIONERS' TOKEN EFFORT WINS U-TURN

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 2 February 2005
By Steven Hughes

PENSIONER-power has prompted an embarrassing U-turn by councillors hell-bent on scrapping a free travel scheme for the elderly.

7. PRIMARIES HOLD TOP FOUR POSITION

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 7 December 2005
LATEST Government figures show children in Wokingham District Council primary schools are still

8. TAXPAYERS TO BEAR BRUNT OF 'IRRESPONSIBLE' GOVERNMENT? By Victoria Corbett

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 14 December 2005
A BELOW-inflation increase to next year’s district coffers has led civic leaders to blast the Labour Government as “irresponsible”.

9. SPECIAL SCHOOL MOVE IS PART OF EMMBROOK BID by Alana Razzell

Get Wokingham, Thursday 1 December 2005
Funding document reveals thinking over school site.

10. TWO INTO ONE WILL GO, INSIST SCHOOLS by Victoria Corbett

Get Wokingham, Thursday 1 December 2005
A JUNIOR and an infant school in Wokingham could be merged if a consultation into the proposal proves positive.
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