Newbury Weekly News - 2020-11-26

• Former care home worker robs her own grandmothe­r
• Decision day over what tier West Berks will return to
• Regenerati­on plans move a step closer
• Our River Lambourn in grave danger
• Trinity sends 50 home after positive Covid case
• Entire year group put in self-isolation at Little Heath School
• Latest coronaviru­s figures
• Jailed for sex attack in police custody
• Council donates to Fair Close restaurant
• It’s virtually Christmas!
• £3.17m business support
• Kickstart six-month job placement funding for under-25s
• Online carols at crematoriu­m
• Gaming premises appeal possible
• Task force clears A339 rubbish dump hotspot
• Developers fight on to save holiday chalet plans
• ‘Light at end of the tunnel’
• Stalker given new restrainin­g order
• Iron Age coin sold for £80,000
• MP’s key role in Western Rail Link project
• Who could fill Denise’s shoes as Brownie leader?
• Dealing with anxiety
• Government ignores expert advice on Covid
• Our council is still not learning from mistakes
• Grounds for an apology over Faraday Road?
• 195 weeks and counting on football ground plan
• Service with a smile
• Gearing up for two days of very special deliveries
• Why now’s the time to get fit and stay fit to improve your physical wellbeing
• Topical cheer for 2020 Mayor’s Christmas card
• Regenerati­on plan for care home site
• The Blue Ball’s new landlord couple can’t wait to get started
• Police issue warning to dog owners
• Affordable units ‘crucial’ to approval of 100-home plan
• Rescued kittens on road to recovery
• Care home closure approved
• Be one of 2,000 stars in Thatcham
• More independen­ce for Kennet’s disabled pupils thanks to adapted excercise bike
• Flood prevention scheme will protect 600 homes
• Plough goes back under hammer
• Shop sold fireworks and alcohol to under-18s
• Yattendon’s TV tips for perfect Christmas trees
• Residents fight to halt felling of old oak tree
• £20,000 now raised in Oli’s memory
• Santa’s on his way, but please keep your distance
• Grants available for Covid-hit firms
• Triple fund bonus
• Eric ‘Ecky’ William Cleeves 1931 - 2020
• Ring 111 before visiting hospital A&E
• Hill forts shed light on the life of our ancestors
• Saxons set up camp in Walbury
• Changes in land use are coming
• Noises of the night fill the countrysid­e
• Unruly man talks his way to prison sentence
• National Gallery Coming soon
• Shop local and support local artists says City Arts
• Pantotime
• The birth of Burghclere Baroque
• Invitation to Korros’ Nut-cracking Christmas for Bernardo’s
• Unaccustom­ed as Brian is
• Makers collective takes festive market online
• A stylish retelling of the Western myth
• Dave Hicks: One of a kind
• Newbury Tools for all DIY Christmas wishes
• First-time buyers are being locked out of property market
• Lightweigh­t Trophy still packs a punch
• Classy Crusaders so close to victory
• Where did it all go wrong for struggling Royals?
• Tristan shows true grit
• Crusaders’ delight at return of fans
• Hungerford march on

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