Newbury Weekly News - 2024-03-28

• Anger over foul sewer discharges in our rivers
• Peter’s marathon run for stroke-survivor wife
• ‘Inconsider­ate’ car parking prevents yellow line work
• Princess receives cancer treatment
• Head injury ‘mitigation’ for assault
• Trinity retains good rating
• Russell Watson’s coming and he’s looking for a local choir
• Race raises staggering £175,000 for MND
• Barrister in fatal crash drove after drinking and drugs use
• New commanders for West Berks excited to join local policing area
• New Aldi store on land near college
• Free fitness sessions to get girls active
• Guide dog Luker goes to school
• Olivia can take the gloves off if needed
• In praise of apprentice­ships...
• Cosy up at Corn Exchange
• Why not train to teach in a school local to you in West Berkshire?
• How times change...
• Keep the taps running in South of England
• I hope you get the help you need, Little Pete
• Tory Government has starved our councils
• 4,000 years of taxes and we still can’t get it right
• I didn’t say it was the wettest February yet
• The real story of the Thatcham by-election
• Options to solve lorry problems exhausted
• Thatcham Festival is back
• Olivia’s key role in thriving village hall
• Extensive opportunit­ies for pupils at Cheam
• Couple bowled over
• Aim to fill rural housing shortage
• AWE prizewinne­rs
• Police left in the dark
• News & reviews – 37-40
• Sculptor gets his own back on cosmetic companies
• Magnificen­t magnificat
• Cabaret goes down a storm
• Meredith Kercher murder controvers­y
• Share your stories about the Old Library
• ‘My head, my show, my Pinter’
• Big wins for Razzamataz
• Monster show from McFly’s Tom Fletcher
• Living for today
• Meet the Artist 3: Nick Collins
• Huge ovation for the ‘voice of the Moody Blues’
• Boom time Millennial­s are paying for
• The five stages of selling your home
• LEP commits to prosperity plan
• AWE demolition project wins an MOD eco award
• Mercedes still in a class of its own
• Wat a display Crusaders hit hapless Harrow for six
• Bradfield celebrate at the double
• Double trouble for tired Tadley’s play-off hopes
• Romeo’s not impressed by Kingfisher­s’ lack of discipline
• Newbury hit top spot ahead of crunch clash
• Birthday girl Parr stars as Cricketts edge out Vipers
• Champion Malik is a winter wonder for TK
• Thames give Dutch a scare
• Ferguson double seals Newbury’s survival
• Derham’s delight at Novice Hurdle triumph
• Club stalwart Mick signs off in style
• Best to be kept in the dark until deal is done
• Crusaders search for new chairman
• Luke’s in a class of his own

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