Newbury Weekly News - 2024-04-11

• ‘Toilet paper and sanitary towels in the streets’
• £6,000 fine for shop selling illegal vapes
• Domestic abuse: The shocking statistics
• Five up for crime commission­er
• Muddy runners hail ‘brilliant’ 10k race
• Working class Tory with aspiration­s
• Dizzee Rascal’s coming to Party in the Paddock
• Traveller site plan rejected by council
• Heritage assets review
• ‘Unviable’ pub looks likely to go
• Thames Water must be held to account
• Big night for business
• Tree-mendous effort by Mary Hare volunteers
• Community order and ban for driver
• The demise of the Kennet makes me sad
• Don’t believe all that is on election leaflets
• Well done young Millie
• The Croft footways project derailed
• Awards keep coming for butcher
• Englefield Estate submits plans for Bradfield housing
• New gym’s a big hit with Theale pupils
• Fascinatin­g glimpse into history of Silchester
• Family growing its vegetable business
• Savour spring’s blossom displays
• Spring is in full swing and nature is doing its thing!
• It’s good to share at Chego’s
• A cosy little corner of Italy
• Work is well under way at Prior’s Court
• Donkey delays firemen
• Their music has stood the test of Tyne
• Folk-rock legends
• Family fortunes, poet Luke Wright at Oxford
• Dogs keep right on track
• ‘Truly awe-inspiring...’
• Four for a tenner bands bargain
• A real treat for Mozart lovers
• Girls take the lead...
• Gold for men but silver for women
• A Series of Unfor tunate Murders
• Irish novelists on St Patrick’s Day
• Fizz and fiction at Hungerford
• Album tour stops off at Purley
• Boom time Millennial­s are paying for
• Good news for sellers as prices are on the up
• Lifecycle’s ‘game-changer’ NEXUS in mobile services
• Salon hopes to celebrate 20th anniversar­y in style
• Real estate market must rise to the challenge
• Stelvio brings a smile to your face
• Play-off hopes are left hanging in the balance
• Tadley double up to dent Newbury title bid
• Stoppage time heartbreak for Tadley
• Town let it slip in ‘crazy game’
• Shishkin is aiming to bowl ’em over at Aintree
• Kendal marches to medal triumph
• Humphries misses out on Players title
• Blues batter Reading to finish season on a high
• Time for tag champion
• Strong field assembled to stake a claim for glory at Newbury
• There’s just no stopping Hungerford
• Hall at the double as women finish in style
• Spirited Royals aren’t running out of gas this time
• Hungerford’s hardest week

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