Maidenhead Advertiser - 2021-08-19

• Three men killed in car crash at bridge
• Charity offering a helping hand at home and abroad
• Community role of the Advertiser and its Trust
• Council looks into bus stop danger
• ‘Slight increase’ in COVID cases
• Fresh attempt to redevelop firm’s HQ
• Inspectors give low rating again at care home
• Carrying on camping as film studio expands
• Potential filming site in Marlow moves forward
• Tributes to 'fearless' teacher
• Can I stop my child from getting the Covid-19 vaccine?
• Share your ideas to boost active travel
• Borough to welcome two Afghan families
• Garden centre can expand its range of activities – on a temporary basis
• Public notices: all you need to know
• Enhancing look of ‘beautiful borough’
• The following cases are the results of concluded cases in the area’s magistrate­s’ courts from July 26 — August 8
• Stopping potholes with your phone
• Run – there are still a few places
• Let Olympics athletes inspire – without overwhelmi­ng you
• Hard, dedicated work through ‘unpreceden­ted circumstan­ces’
• Caring for ‘village made in heaven’
• Night flights impact on residents’ sleep
• Land limitation forces difficult choices
• Something rotting and the state of the earth
• Hubs use a strong outreach programme
• Why was there a ‘must’ over EU agreement?
• Jekyll, Hyde, Monroe and the Wilburys
• High spirit level in Button House
• Top TV Picks
• The ultimate umami dish for lunch
• Get planting for a tasty spring crop
• Braxton takes gold for Maidenhead
• Students urged to consider a career in healthcare after receiving results
• Pre-book and check tide times: how to cut the parking stress this summer
• Training pays off for gruelling event
• Carriage driving sisters to represent Great Britain
• King on top form in Scotland as he secures first win of the season
• Half centuries as Hill sink Slough
• Oxfordshir­e rack up runs as Berkshire are finally beaten
• Skipper’s 82 helps Cookham Dean to win over strugglers
• Braywood beaten by Peterson’s double century masterclas­s
• Datchet find Beard tough to cut down
• Campbell reflects on the ‘savageness’ of Olympic Games
• McCallin looking ahead after Olympics bronze
• United hit three in opening day glory
• Marlow boss Bartley praises ‘perfect start’ as Blues kick off with a win
• Debutants impress as less experience­d players shine
• Magpies defeat young Cherries
• ‘Chaos to come’ for rugby

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