Maidenhead Advertiser - 2021-10-07

• Club in the dark over relocation proposals
• Months of maintenanc­e works at historic bridge
• Community role of the Advertiser and its Trust
• Controvers­ial plans back on the table
• Is council’s luck running out?
• Festival is drowned out by bad weather
• Peaceful path? Council aims for right balance
• Some welcome decision as ‘fair compromise’
• Plea to reopen St Mark’s unit
• ADR (Alternativ­e Dispute Resolution)
• People ‘shocked’ by gas generator plan
• Now it’s new blocks for the school kids
• Movie-making plan ‘in the wrong spot’
• Developer reaching next stage of film studio consultati­on
• Student stirred by James Bond premiere
• Road closures for tree safety works
• Covid jab - young ’uns go for it!
• Old Hitachi HQ plan too short on space
• Warden ‘officious and unnecessar­y’
• Trailblaze­r, mother and great friend
• Boundary walkers raise £15k
• Bright spark Harry joins high IQ club
• ‘Make affordable homes the priority’
• Celebratio­ns mark a century of scouting
• Pupils take inspiratio­n from Rashford as school teams up with Foodshare
• The history of PM buried near school
• Parents take on big run to fund an all-weather running track for pupils
• No politician­s looking at the crisis in care
• Rodney Casbierd Long hours and winding roads
• Double Crossword
• THEATRE ZONE
• Top TV Picks
• Take the glory with this dinner party lamb
• Make a love bomb for your garden
• Good bacteria and a great time outdoors
• You odyssey these new apartments
• Competitio­n aims to inspire young people to consider an NHS career
• Not at home? Have parcels delivered to your car boot
• Rising star King returns to the top step of the podium at Silverston­e
• Table Tennis centre was ‘buzzing’ again
• MAC runners inspire and perspire in marathons
• Mixed feelings after draw with old rivals Slough
• Goals rain in for Marlow’s men at Oxford University
• Maids win at last In wind and rain
• Maids show ‘true grit’ to get monkey off their back
• Mobbs-Smith pleased with win in difficult conditions
• Magpies go from Joy to despair
• Kane laments second half performanc­e
• Magpies overcome adversity to pocket point against the Glovers
• Royalists rue missed chances as they’re held by bottom of the table Tadley
• Flackwell's recent rise checked by league leaders
• Captain targets survival after defeat in thriller
• Blues rue the ‘fine margins’ in cup exit
• Bartley is September's Manager of the Month
• Linguist Povey signs for United
• A merciless red for Mingi
• Devonshire well aware of the dangers posed by underdogs in FA Cup tie

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