Maidenhead Advertiser - 2022-05-19

• Sex offender guilty of Shani Warren murder
• Sunglasses and even first aid kits stolen from cars
• Community role of the Advertiser and its Trust
• Concern over high rate of bike thefts
• Killer and rapist branded coward
• DNA connection to the convicted
• Police target safety in pubs and clubs
• Weapons amnesty boost in bringing down knife crime
• Stark report for private hospital
• Smithy cheered as he takes lap
• Witness appeal after teenager dragged to car in town centre
• Do you need a pre-nuptial agreement?
• Moor music is set to rock you
• Mosque considers Eid options
• Far more pupils in need of free meals
• Co-operating to run council
• Sewer cleaning closes road to traffic
• Thefts of pets put in the spotlight
• Still time to join in and show off your garden
• Supporting children and adult refugees
• A new mayor and new-look panels
• Crossrail: what happens next?
• Giant tapestry marks Jubilee
• Devine black-tie ball raises £40k
• ’Tiser stalwart was ‘proud family man’
• Campaign to open non-selective school
• Call for decisive action on flytipping
• No one reassured by ‘biodiversi­ty support’
• Think of what will go to build 2,000 homes
• Find some spine – enough is enough
• Rise in bureaucrac­y, fall in dairy exports
• Post-Brexit changes to the UK’s food imports
• Top TV Picks
• Try the tayberry with a gorgeous meringue
• Clever planting and dealing with pests
• First show home at Tilehurst Green
• UK employment tribunal cases relating to ‘banter’ up 45 per cent in a year
• Fans response has been hugely positive - Griffin
• Lock is looking forward to challenge of stepping into Sweetman’s shoes
• Maids’ girls u13s deal with the weight of expectatio­n
• Thrills and spills as Thames Valley finals are settled
• Chrissy’s set for 24-hour charity ‘Sportathon’
• Flackwell fall at
• Essex gives honest take on Heath’s performanc­e
• Ayres: ‘We weren’t at the races from the beginning’
• Magpies beaten
• County claim the points needed for home play-off
• Dev casts his eye to the future after loss to Notts
• Monks blunt Hurley's reply
• Datchet move top after an encouragin­g start
• Braywood beat Crowthorne & Crown by 239 runs in lopsided contest
• Martin pleased to see Marlow bounce back
• Burnham’s stuttering start continues with loss to Henley
• Dean produce solid team display to seal first win
• Much better but far from perfect
• Ju Jitsu fighters fly the flag for Maidenhead at internatio­nal competitio­n
• Parallel Windsor promoting ‘no limits living’
• Coach enhances skill set in readiness for season
• Chairman’s pride and joy

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