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Here are some of the earlier news stories28/06/2005 23:30 I'll shortly be adding a bit of structure to this site to make it easier to use rather than having a single page. First step is the shortcut buttons at top of this page for downloading blank petition forms, downloading the window poster and signing the online petition 28/06/2005 14:00 Call for Petition coordinators To help speed up the spread of the campaign we would like "Petition Coordinators". Ideally, we would like individuals to take responsibility for obtaining signatures etc from the street where they live (or part of a long road). We have a map of Emmbrook and we're crossing off streets as people take ownership. If you are able to help please contact us and we'll tick off your street as being allocated. You can download blank petition forms here and also posters can be downloaded and printed out. Failing that contact us and we'll drop some blank ones around. 27/06/2005 22:50 Here is a word document which contains a "Save our School" poster to stick in your windows. Download it, print it and away you go. Better still print out 10 to 25 and give them to friends and neighbours who are not online. 27/06/2005 16:00 We have been in contact with BBC Radio Berkshire They seem quite keen on covering the story. 27/06/2005 15:15 Online resources for petitions. Pushed for time? You can sign an online petition by going here Better still! you can download a blank petition form by clicking here, print it out and get your family, friends and neighbours to sign it. Your signature is good, but if you can get 25 signatures you'll be doing your bit! 27/06/2005 12:30 Had a productive meeting with a reporter from The Wokingham times 27/06/2005 09:15 Many primary school parents signed our partition this morning as we stood outside the primary school gates. No one we have spoken to so far has refused to sign. 26/06/2005 13:15 People are signing the petition form rapidly with the Emmbrook Post office reporting 150 signatures by first thing this morning at this one site alone. 26/06/2005 13:00 The afternoon of the 25th saw the first meeting of parents and residents opposed to the relocation of The Emmbrook School. The meeting coincided with the councillor's surgery held at the Emmbrook village hall. Some highlights from the meeting are listed below:
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