Newbury Weekly News - 2020-07-09

• Violent man sent to jail to protect public
• Cheers to reopening of pubs
• Teen driver ‘feels disgracefu­l’ for killing policeman
• Community investment heralds greener future
• ‘Beast of Hungerford’ could be on the prowl
• Signs of change at junction
• Faraday Road flats appeal lodged
• Speculatio­n over future of Parkway’s John Lewis store as company looks at closures
• North Hants residents lose access to council tip
• Cheers! Pubs welcome back punters
• Pop into the racecourse beer garden
• No Covid-19 recorded deaths in latest stats
• GP cervical screening is set to resume
• West Berks nurse thanks the ‘fabulous’ volunteers
• Marley’s back home after her big adventure
• Updated plans for Sandleford
• ‘Bold and targeted interventi­ons’
• Council sets out Covid-19 recovery plan
• Pupils show moves to thank the NHS
• St Barts welcomes back Year 10 and 12 pupils
• Pandemic forces club to scrap membership
• Hermitage summer school obtains council’s backing
• Laptops available for disadvanta­ged pupils
• Circus performers on their way home
• Looking forward to 2021 with Pride
• Barrier system back in place at RBH
• Ivy is often a serious problem for trees
• LRIE is fast turning into the council’s Vietnam
• Council shame over the state of football ground
• Recovery Universal Basic Income would help UK
• OBJECT OF THE MONTH – COMETS
• Opposing sides dig in over warehouse plans
• Welcome to The Pod
• Rise in crime as lockdown eases
• Litter louts spoil common
• Happy returns for pupils
• Play area sanitisers to bring ‘peace of mind’
• No short-term fix for closed toilets
• Socially-distanced buzz back in town
• Town’s pubs reopen for business
• Message bags ease nursery transition
• Mystery of the missing #BLM solidarity posters
• Wine company support for hospice
• Response group eases operations as volunteers return to work
• Helen’s litter video
• Residents’ recycling blow
• Museum and Shaw House reopen
• New Lions president promotes Message in a Bottle scheme
• £62,000 raised for good causes in first year of local lottery
• Knepp’s a step ahead of the rest
• Singing in the streets leads to a week in jail
• Helping staff do what they do best – serve the public
• Young writers! Create a story around eight objects in the collection
• Reopening plans remain ‘fluid’
• Watermill opens Riverside Café
• Railway Centre project shortliste­d for prestigiou­s Museums & Heritage Awards
• A lie in action
• We can learn from the lessons of lockdown
• White House’s historic past
• Cloud specialist Apex joins the Q
• Suzuki’s shot Across the bows
• Fusion are above average
• Young stars will have the chance to shine
• Amber and Harry are virtual stars
• Robinson is up for the challenge
• Balding’s mixed fortunes

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