Maidenhead Advertiser - 2020-10-01

• A home at last
• Anger as driver who injured sergeant is sent to open prison
• Building society closures cause concern for elderly villagers
• Rugby club objects to Magpie’s move to Braywick
• Grant provided lockdown support for foodbank
• Community role of the Advertiser and its Trust
• Last shot to save club which needs new home
• Pubs reeling from new ‘massive hit’
• Road map for our recovery Speed read...
• Themed crossing hopes dashed
• Education gap between rich and poor widens
• Local lockdown ‘on the table’ if coronaviru­s cases don’t go down
• Benefits must be processed quicker
• Councillor raises questions over budget claim
• Flu jab– ‘the protection is clear’
• Mum to run virtual marathon for son
• Club falls silent for former coach Speed read...
• Annual kite festival to take flight online
• Freedom and more flexibilit­y
• Building bridges with Shiplake again
• Relish the thought of great food creations
• Running the river for Archie
• Fly tipping and parking addressed
• A year of fantastic birds and beasts
• The following cases are the results of concluded cases in the area’s magistrate­s’ courts from September 14-19
• Are the latest rules based on research?
• Broadbrush approach to parking permits
• How can they make such a stupid decision?
• Proper penalties for continued bin failures
• Clause for thought about trustworth­iness
• Keep wildlife habitats without the nettles
• Magnet sports hall played host To a world-famous orchestra
• Explore many different worlds at Norden Farm
• Reimaginin­g a not so perfect world
• Top TV Picks
• Test drive review: 2008 is a prizewinne­r in waiting
• Are your tyres ready for action?
• Waterside Quarter show home launches
• Saligoi marks Slough debut with a goal
• Marlow crush South Bucks to get season off to flyer
• Hurley suffer defeat on final day at Hampton
• WSEH runners travel far and wide for competitio­n challenges
• Hanson wants to re-write the motorsport history books
• Faultless display puts King in the driving seat
• Maids try to get back to normal
• Financial prudence should keep Maids out of trouble
• Richardson wants rivals to fear Heathens’ ability
• James hopes Blues rise to the occasion
• Cooper finally feels Windsor are moving in the right direction
• Chris celebrates 300th game in the perfect way
• Fans could be locked out for entire season
• Sam’s stunning goal unlocks Iron defence
• Magpies want a stadium solution that ‘works for everybody’
• Magpies ready for ‘strange’, ‘weird’, ‘different’ season
• Magpies are beaten in heart-breaking fashion
• Cowell’s side show spirit to earn draw

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