Maidenhead Advertiser - 2020-11-19

• Tributes paid to Labour stalwart who died after COVID-19 battle
• Child modern slavery victim safeguarde­d in police operation
• Unbeaten run maintained as Peters steps in for Magpies
• Find out more about why the Advertiser is special and the role of our charitable trust.
• Inquiry to decide on controvers­ial school proposals
• Baylis boost helps isolated older men stay connected
• £475,000 extra for walking and cycling
• Eco friendly shop filling good about new premises
• Report your bin collection issues
• How safe is your driving?
• Redesignin­g the regenerati­on
• Harsh winter and hope for a greener future
• Cafe owner: ‘I’m losing money’
• Improvemen­ts at roundabout­s
• Concerns over submerged boat
• ‘We have found it simple to navigate the gov.uk/transition website for informatio­n’
• Town centre ‘transforme­d by waterways’
• Santa and Scrooge get behind the wheel to bring festive story bus to Bray
• Appeal for park homes thrown out
• Spencer’s final self portrait acquired
• The following cases are the results of concluded cases in the area’s magistrate­s’ courts from October 26 – November 7
• Responding to planning overhaul
• Fundraiser Barbara is holding firm and fast
• Free panto tickets for children in need
• Support groups spring into action
• Claires Court looks to share memories online to mark 60 years
• 10,000 crunches for Muscular Dystrophy
• Marking Remembranc­e Day
• Parking, driving and the quality of our air
• Bin (collection­s) ain’t what they used to be
• Unconsciou­s of the limits of bias training
• ‘Tails I win’ with dog reviewers
• Once upon a time of constructi­ve ideas
• Time for Boris Johnson to take a deep breath
• Double Crossword
• Brush up and mash up your Shakespear­e – all the world’s a stage for improv
• LONDON ZONE
• Funny satire set in now streaming Wartime Germany
• Top TV Picks
• Clodagh with a chance of meatballs
• Michelin stars and pizza margarita in Marlow
• ‘No need for speed’ message for safety week
• Jack hopes meaningful matches will be played
• Victories crown King’s best year
• United fightback for victory again
• ‘Lockdown disruption has hardly been ideal’
• Slough slip to home defeat as in-form Crusaders march on
• Former Seagull Ince will add quality to Magpies midfield
• Peters: There isn’t anything Sam can’t do
• United have strength in depth across the team
• Shot-shy Magpies forced to settle for draw after Fondop’s red
• Raabia wants to change the mindset for girls and women
• Saunders: We’ve taken massive strides forward
• Peters: I haven’t felt that nervous in a long time

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