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Newbury Weekly News, 08 Outubro 2026

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ArticleDevelopers must deliver on primary school pledge

A DEVELOPER has been told it must build a primary school in New­bury, des­pite request­ing that the oblig­a­tion be removed from its plan­ning per­mis­sion. Fury erup­ted in Octo­ber when David Wilson Homes sub­mit­ted an applic­a­tion to back out of...

Developers must deliver on primary school pledge

ArticleMajor revamp for John O’Gaunt School

HUNGERFORD’S John O’Gaunt School will bene­fit from a major Gov­ern­ment invest­ment project. It was one of only 524 chosen from more than 21,000 schools across Eng­land to bene­fit from the Depart­ment for Edu­ca­tion’s School Rebuild­ing Pro­gramme...

Major revamp for John O’Gaunt School

ArticleMum’s wing walk trib­ute to son

A MOTHER who took on a char­ity wing walk in memory of her son, said it was an “amaz­ing” exper­i­ence to hon­our him. New­bury mum Sam­antha Oak­man, took to the skies for a wing walk on Septem­ber 25 as a trib­ute to her son Thomas, who died from...

Mum’s wing walk trib­ute to son

ArticlePhar­ma­cies tar­geted in a spate of break-ins

A SERIES of break-ins have taken place at phar­ma­cies across West Berkshire and medi­cine stolen. Two branches of Boots phar­macy in New­bury are among those to have been tar­geted by thieves in the last two weeks. The first break-in, dur­ing which...

Phar­ma­cies tar­geted in a spate of break-ins

ArticleSchool plan must go ahead

Con­tin­ued from front the devel­op­ment’s longterm plan­ning frame­work. Exec­ut­ive mem­ber for chil­dren and fam­ily ser­vices Heather Cod­ling (Lib Dem, Chieve­ley & Cold Ash) said: “The coun­cil wel­comes new devel­op­ment that deliv­ers homes...

School plan must go ahead