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41. Council attacked for reducing number of public meetings
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 18 November 2008The public will have fewer chances to have their say on major projects and decisions from Wokingham Borough Council, according to opposition councillors.
42. Oxford Road firms working together
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 18 November 2008Two traders in West Reading have come up with a solution to deal with the current financial pinch – a shop-share.
43. Airport link could create ‘chaos’
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 19 November 2008A high-speed rail link between Wokingham and Heathrow Airport would mean a massive increase in the time the town’s level crossings are closed – which could lead to traffic chaos.
44. Royals are just on fire
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 19 November 2008Marcus Hahnemann believes nothing can stop red-hot Reading’s pursuit for Premier League football this season.
45. Witness appeal to park ‘hanging’
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 19 November 2008A Polish man who tried to hang himself in a Hurst country park remains in a critical condition in hospital.
46. Women could give the economy a lift
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 19 November 2008Thousands of women are to be interviewed as part of a project aimed at breaking down any barriers to prevent them setting up in business, it was announced today.
47. New fake £20 note warning
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 19 November 2008Police are warning people to be on the lookout for counterfeit banknotes after two fraudsters were rumbled by a shopkeeper.
48. No January sales spree for Royals
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 19 November 2008Nick Hammond says Reading won’t need to do much business when the transfer window re-opens in January.
49. Going, going, gone!
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 19 November 2008A flaming, blindfolded man hurled himself off a 50ft high platform in a pub car park – all in the name of charity.
50. More houses sold in October
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 19 November 2008The number of properties changing hands rose for the second month in a row during October as sellers began to price their homes more realistically, figures showed today.