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11. IT'S NOT IF, IT'S WHEN WILL SOMEONE DIE

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 14 June 2006
SOMEBODY will be killed in Wokingham if the craze for illegal mini moto riding is not stopped, according to a senior police officer.

12. SMITAL WILL BENEFIT FROM NEW RULES by Alan Manicom

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 12 July 2006
LUKAS SMITAL will thrive under the new rules that are being introduced into the English Premier League this season, says Bracknell Bees’ new player-coach Ryan Aldridge.

13. Want to help fight knife crime? - Give it a wrist

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 12 July 2006
OUR campaign to rid the streets of knives has been stepped up with the launch of branded wristbands.

14. PUPILS OFFERED DISCOUNT ON BULK BUY OF KNIVES

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 7 June 2006
A COMPANY has offered to sell discount knives to pupils at a Wokingham special school – in the middle of the nation-wide blade amnesty.

15. Calvert quits Wokingham and Emmbrook for second time

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 26 July 2006

Tony Calvert has sensationally quit as manager of Wokingham and Emmbrook again.

16. RACE QUOTA FULL AS ENTRY GOES ON-LINE by Alana Razzell

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 25 January 2006
EAGER runners have got off to flying start to fill all the 2,300 spaces at the town’s annual half marathon three weeks before the event.

17. THREE-YEAR-OLDS THREATENED WITH KITCHEN KNIFE By Alana Razzell

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 1 March 2006
CHILDREN as young as three were threatened by a knife-wielding 11-year-old boy in Finchampstead.

18. ANGER AT CENTRE'S LATE LICENCE AFTER ATTACK ON POLICE By Victoria Corbett

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 8 February 2006
A COMMUNITY centre where police say members cheered as a female police officer was attacked has been allowed a late drinking licence.

19. FIRST ANTI-YOB PATROLS ARE HAILED A SUCCESS By Alana Razzell

Get Wokingham, Wednesday 18 January 2006
PEOPLE power has already started to reclaim the streets of Norreys after fearless campaigners clubbed together to stop gangs of yobs causing mayhem and intimidation at weekends.