Newbury Weekly News - 2020-12-10

• Your chance to shape the future of the town centre
• West Berkshire infection rate one of lowest in the country
• Councillor­s vote for rise in allowances
• Community rallies for fire victims who lost everything
• Festive fare at White Hart
• Mission accomplish­ed!
• Royal walkabout
• Fifth time lucky for happy couple
• £2m investment aids Trinity expansion
• Blossom’s Field tree planting fury
• Newbury: ‘The potential is huge’
• The fans are back
• Payment scheme is ‘utter insanity’
• Jail sentence for underage sex
• Trial of man accused of threat to MP adjourned
• Vineyard introduces winter Covid-safe dining OutSide
• Project delivers to those in need
• Final countdown to Double Matched Day
• ‘You have held this community together’
• Living advent windows are opening up around town
• It’s all in the game for new amusement arcade
• Town is open for late-night bargains
• Councillor is disqualifi­ed
• ‘Give us the right to roam’
• Action on services for BAMER women victims of violence
• Why is the kettle boiling?
• It’s no way to behave in a council meeting
• Why Lib Dems oppose Planning White Paper
• ‘Bingo hall’ licence should be revoked
• Universal Basic Income would blow up economy
• Masked robbers in raid on bookmakers
• MP backs homes fight
• No objections to Parsons Down demolition plans
• Lights go up on a ‘special community’
• Bid to reduce speed limit is dealt a blow
• Highclere homes plan revealed
• Recycle more this Christmas
• Clean up after your dog – or pay the price
• A wiz of a show at Woolton Hill Juniors
• Extreme weather ruined harvest
• Mystery breeze has a haunting effect
• Sir Philip Wroughton KCVO 1933 - 2020
• Mencap launches Mulberry Project
• Discussion on impact of Covid on mental health
• Out of politics but...
• Prefabs could cause more harm than good
• Just what we all needed Pantomime
• Family fortunes mixed during lockdown
• Dress to impress
• A touch of Watermill magic
• Control Tower’s day of activities to boost funds
• Maestros play their hearts out on Double Matched Day
• Something a little special
• The man behind Citizen Kane
• Property market flourished against all odds
• Time to go Green
• Check you’re safe to drive this winter
• Athena boosts businesses
• Lucy can’t stop ladies from tough defeat
• Jenner’s Newbury double
• Robinson is aware of improvemen­ts
• Six of the best for Woolton Hill
• Clark glad to be back
• Lauren earns new Vipers contract
• The return of fans is a major boost for Reading
• Charlie’s next step
• Sport down the years
• Luke is ready to shine once again
• Henderson gutted not to see Altior run

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