Maidenhead Advertiser - 2021-04-29

• Will council carry on at town hall?
• New powers to fine cyclists caught riding on High Street
• Play-off hopes hit as Magpies lose at home to Weymouth
• Councillor under fire as building work leads to alley closure
• Find out more about why the Advertiser is special and the role of our charitable trust.
• U-turn called ‘a gamble with lives of residents’
• Council ‘exploring all options’
• Looking back at Town Hall’s past
• Police station counter to shut at weekends
• Voters decide who will stand in Buckingham­shire council
• Newspaper gives Maidenhead ‘it town’ status
• Staying aware by the water
• Petition calls on Eton College to reopen Dorney Lake to the public
• Getting ready to welcome visitors
• Award ceremony for young writers
• Plans to turn bowling club into new flats
• Faulty lights leave drivers seeing red
• The following cases are the results of concluded cases in the area’s magistrate­s’ courts from April 12 to 17
• Mixed views on plan for housing
• A wild year for growing group
• Missed collection­s for small electrical­s
• Good to get back in the driving seat
• Diana Dors, a toucan and a flight to the past
• A big hand for brilliant mums
• Deadline extended for Top Pet search
• Tameena Hussain Carry on with our town hall
• Barriers queries and, er, beautifica­tions
• Groups working to help the environmen­t
• Why is the PCC a political appointmen­t?
• Double Crossword
• Starstuck after a New Year's kiss
• Top TV Picks
• An ode to aubergines in recipe form
• Check out this before you checkout online
• Hamptons teams up with home set up service to ease admin of moving
• Top tips as drivers return to roads
• Cricket teams provide girls with a ‘platform’
• Mellor to size up rivals in strongest league season yet
• Dean’s expectatio­ns ‘aren’t terribly high’
• Ben: ‘Results not the only yardstick for success’
• Talented Zadran’s arrival held up by visa red tape
• Orsi’s fine double Gets the job done
• ‘Tough week took its toll but we got three points’
• Weary United play their hand well against Cards
• United’s play-off hopes in a spot of bother after Weymouth defeat
• Magpies acquit themselves well in friendly defeat to Oxford United Women
• Boss says squad can play at a higher level
• Heath’s history boys dreaming of Wembley
• Tom’s on Team GB plane for Tokyo
• The usual ups and downs for United’s Juniors
• U13s Panthers come from behind to see off Sandhurst in thrilling fashion
• Maids kick lockdown restrictio­ns into touch
• Port hopeful of promotion under restructur­e plans
• Hopes hang by a thread

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