Maidenhead Advertiser - 2020-07-30

• Borough nitrous oxide use ‘is no laughing matter’
• Accessibil­ity fears raised over Nicholsons Centre plans
• £6,000 to help people get back on the mobility buses
• Community role of the Advertiser and its Trust
• 20mph speed limits coming into effect
• Council to consult over themed crossings
• Police issue warning over ‘courier fraud’
• Yes to craft market
• Chance of a council for the town not ruled out
• Action to make council officers more effective
• Variable speeds up to 60mph through motorway roadworks
• Giant gym set up in sports hall
• Shoppers adapt to wearing face masks
• Police launch drink and drug driving campaign
• Councillor blog posts under fire
• Councillor apologises for ‘go to hell’ outburst
• Residents angry at loud parties in park
• Artists set to open doors for Art Trail
• Samaritans say ‘Talk To Us’
• Court rejects challenge over greenbelt removal
• Gavin Ames
• Decision will spoil this environmen­tal asset
• Let us save Battlemead for future generation­s
• Is councillor suitable for scrutiny panel?
• A letter from the editor
• Government, not BBC, is axing free TV licence
• Resilient response to COVID-19
• Awards recognise those who’ve gone ‘above and beyond’
• Building a career on rocky ground
• Top TV Picks
• ‘Many positives’ to come from 23 link
• Windsor RFC
• Datchet renew rivalry with champions Henley
• Berks have something to show from campaign decimated by COVID-19
• Brett: ‘We can prosper with the pressure off’
• Hurley’s Sunday team struggle on rain-dampened wicket
• Burnham FC
• Rebels remould squad ahead of new campaign
• Halfacree named best young female player in Berkshire
• Harry hoping to rattle a few cages in rookie year
• Magpies squad starts to take shape

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