Maidenhead Advertiser - 2021-09-09

• Council to end weekly black bin collection­s
• Consultati­on on plans to build 46 retirement flats
• Community role of the Advertiser and its Trust
• Missing Links work causes access woes
• Keeping safe after bubbles scrapped
• Further concerns over cemeteries
• Landlords already in touch asking to help
• Taking speeding issues into residents’ hands
• Sounds like an ‘Indian summer’
• Cryptocurr­ency is increasing­ly common in family law cases
• Tight vote for film studio plan
• Warden powers to fine cyclists
• No airport policy review – for now
• Leighton Park School
• Bid to become oldest duo to cross Atlantic
• Council urged to ‘reflect’ on BLP
• Traditiona­l show flourishin­g
• Strike threatened by health service union
• Bid to remove three-year limit at gypsy and traveller site
• Cycle fundraiser is just the tonic
• Putting their foot in it to mend potholes
• Uncomforta­ble about who’s sitting on panel
• Cashless, digital library is inaccessib­le to some
• Easy tiger, it’s a beguiling tale
• Double Crossword
• The hours are pretty good and the actual minutes are excellent
• Camila sweeps in as A gutsy Cinderella
• Top TV Picks
• Turkish baked dish that's simple – and simply delicious
• Fill the garden with shades of brown
• Stamp duty savings for townhouses
• Diesel drops to lowest share of sales
• High level of recruitmen­t demand as sectors struggle with staff shortages
• Marlow jump Kew with 36-run win
• Club’s transforma­tion makes for a great story
• Green confirmed as champs despite heavy final day loss
• Slough take title with ‘aggressive’ run chase
• Promising season finishes on a low with one-wicket defeat
• Sugden’s nervy wait for medal confirmati­on after thrilling final
• Jeanette believes her late father gave her ‘a little push’ to the finish line
• Maids edged out In curtain raiser
• Errors count against Maids in a game of ebb and flow
• Cole praises Walsham for matching Maids’ intensity
• Pattinson set for mentoring role as Kennedy takes over first team duties
• Muir can be the ‘Pied Piper’ for Maids’ young players to follow
• Magpies record comfortabl­e home win over Poole
• Marlow survive tricky tie thanks to moment of quality
• Dev won’t hesitate to bring in replacemen­ts
• Made to sweat by Magpies fightback
• ‘Players need to take a long look at themselves’
• Marcus accepts the better side went through
• Sloppy Maids throw away hopes of opening day win

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