Newbury Weekly News - 2020-09-17

• Flagging up the victims of coronaviru­s
• Royal County of Berkshire Show 2021 is cancelled
• Public regain a voice at council meetings
• GP warns of growing mental health crisis
• Soup Kitchen’s back on the streets
• Proposed planning reforms ‘huge implicatio­ns’ for West Berkshire, warns council
• Councillor­s describe Government’s scheme as a ‘curate’s egg’ and ‘inappropri­ate’ for district
• Newbury MP votes to override parts of Brexit agreement
• Council leader: ‘Capacity stretched to limit’
• Families tell of Covid testing woe
• Twenty must self isolate after pupil tests positive
• Libraries to reopen
• Councillor’s arrest after HS2 protest
• Waitrose issues an apology after cashier admits coronaviru­s contact
• Lockdown woods to be Covid memorials
• Move to reduce fireworks noise
• ‘Priority is to keep schools and workplaces open’
• A new look at town history
• Teen arrested following double stabbing
• Surgery prepares for coming winter surge
• Strong support for former bank conversion
• Town’s Covid-19 restrictio­ns to remain in place
• Family pays tribute to design icon and Kintbury resident Sir Terence Conran
• Opposition to ‘makeshift’ Eddington homes
• £400 set-up funds for youth council
• School’s Covid health tests feed into national study
• Council plans for a safe parade
• Families fight to save Piggy Woods
• Reporting back on town’s digital events
• St Helen & St Katharine
• Downe House
• Elstree School
• Pangbourne College
• Cheam School
• Council rejects claim for wheel damage after car plunges down ‘subsided’ road
• GreenFest ends on a global warning
• Bucklebury man leads team to build new national monument
• Health trust advice on reducing risk of bed sores
• Fun and games at 4 Kingdoms
• ‘Exceptiona­l’ Kingsclere dentist lifts regional crown at industry awards
• Council in bid to slow down traffic
• Planning for an uncertain future
• A work of our times
• Puzzle of the indented pot
• Whistlesto­p tour of musical histor y
• More Spring Festival memories to be made
• Re-release of Bong Joon-ho’s breakthrou­gh crime thriller
• There’s no place like home for many Millennial­s
• Plenty to Mews over
• Peugeot is a prizewinne­r in waiting
• Act early to avoid problems when furlough scheme ends
• Clean sweep for Holden Racing pair
• Six of the best for McAuleys
• Yate can’t cope with classy Craig
• Thatcham fall at first hurdle
• Seward’s stranded on 99no
• Williams: Best is yet to come
• Thatcham hit back to end on a high
• All change as Royals miss out on glamour tie
• Breakthrou­gh year for rising star Izzy
• Balding aims for Dubai glory
• No panic for Leacock after cup KO
• Crusaders face toughest battle

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