Newbury Weekly News - 2020-10-15

• Flood doubts over homes on LRIE after appeal ruling
• £240,000 cash boost for the Corn Exchange
• 360 cards for Peter’s 100th
• Latest Sandleford plans refused
• Ruth’s 104 challenge tops £1.7k and rising
• Eco-café plans go in for Victoria Park
• Mum’s the word for proud David
• Climate bond scheme hits £1m target
• Former GP’s book for all seasons
• ‘No regrets’ at £63m property investment
• Watermill launches fundraisin­g campaign to mitigate loss of capacity due to restrictio­ns
• MPs’ pay rise would be ‘inappropri­ate at time when jobs are at risk’
• Royal visit marks RDA anniversar­y
• Farm park is up for sale at £1.5m
• MP speaks out for local arts, press and racing
• Michaelmas Fair cancelled due to risk of transmissi­on
• Heartfelt thanks as rings are found
• Striding closer to carbon neutrality
• Peacocks may shut as owner EWM warns of heavy losses
• ‘Sun in the Wood’ car park house plan is withdrawn
• Boost for young people’s support charity YPACF
• ‘Improving local travel by train, car, bus or bike’
• Eco-grants are available
• Community rallies round as fire hits popular Goring pub and restaurant
• Family tribute to A34 crash victim
• Parents advised to re-think Hallowe’en in light of pandemic
• Maternity difficulti­es can lead to family trauma
• I remember the men who I served alongside
• Virginia comes to Berkshire
• I expect MP to fairly challenge Government
• Tories have never cared about us and never will
• Cut Covid-19 virus off with a 30-day lockdown
• Please continue your support for Macmillan
• Nuclear power stations are not the way forward
• Perfectly Posh a cut above in hair
• Town band is back in business
• Fresh safety review for cycle lane Orcas
• Tigers Nursery in South East top 20
• Another month of Lower Way water works
• Festival is back with virtual and live events
• Prizes galore up for grabs in Amy’s online raffle for Childline
• Family’s 5k memory walk for hospice
• Cyclist robbed at knifepoint
• Gary’s game for the three-legged record
• Sungrove Farm assessment­s fail to convince council
• Elstree School Nursery and Pre-Prep
• Tigers Day Nurseries
• Abacus Day Nursery & Pre-School
• St John’s Pre-School
• Pied Piper Preschool
• St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School
• Dingley’s Promise
• Bright Sparks Nursery School
• Burghclere Preschool
• The Rocking Horse Nursery
• Fake news or fact – who decides?
• Ups and downs of following deer in the wild
• Sovereign teams with Crowdfunde­r
• Christophe­r (known as Peter) Ellison 1941 - 2020
• Chaos looming at South African diamond field
• Love after stroke: an opera
• Arise Sir David! And it all began in Bagnor
• A place for creatives
• Timely reminder of Sandham war artist
• 1960s history that speaks of today
• It may be obvious, but choralists need to sing
• Uncover the Common history this half-term
• Time is right to get on the buy-to-let property ladder
• Home comforts
• New-look Yaris is a winner from all angles
• Solicitor Niamh is a rising star
• Barrington’s on target as Newbury get off the mark
• Ladies lose unbeaten tag
• Calm after the storm
• Kingfisher­s denied by last-gasp goal
• High fives for Williams
• Argyle fall at final hurdle
• Langford is on the spot
• Town show no mercy to Angels
• Tadley pay the price for missed chances
• Hard-working Paunovic is a man on a mission
• Sport down the years
• Challengin­g times lie ahead for racecourse
• Racing needs to get crowds back
• Crusaders spirit is shining through

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