Aldershot News & Mail - 2014-07-31

• Cash for town centre revamp
• New exhibition at museum
• Yates’s to become a Popworld
• Win £100 to spend in TK Maxx
• Police fire service base move could save £500k
• Late-nightt arson attack on empty pub
• Neighbour says Co-op bid for pub could attract rats
• Music day hits the right note
• Cheering a golden treble
• Is Hart antisocial? Fewest witter followers of Hampshire councils
• Ash scout master attacked girls in his car, court hears
• Pensioners’ invisible hearing aids*
• Snappers reminded of calendar chance
• Interactiv­e First World War event
• Alien Adventure is out of this world
• New look for town’s nightlife
• Support for LGBT community
• Clothing store
• Bird centre celebrates vital role in fowl’s revival
• Developers appeal against Tongham housing refusal
• Councillor­s meet to discuss social service cuts
• Fraud case set for crown court
• Network group’s grand total
• ‘Picking up the pieces’ after freak weather leads to yard fire
• Safe path to school opens after 10-year campaign
• Council approval for plan to split B&Q store
• Choirs unite for hospice concert
• Business breakfast club is launched
• Probe into late-night opening
• Men, your place is in the kitchen
• Hospitals merger delayed by financial arrangemen­ts
• Seven sisters graduate
• Music acts ready for Westival 2014
• Daredevils wanted for tower abseil
• Ofsted says school plan is ‘not fit for purpose’
• Prize-giving proves age is no barrier
• Home-owners unhappy to be asked to pay for shoring up historic listed wall
• Group backed by county councillor
• ‘Bank robbery’ is a false alarm
• Remember: 100 years on
• Blue badge holders might stop visiting the borough
• Book records the lives of cricketers lost during war
• The most widely read stories on gethampshi­re.co.uk in the last 7 days
• Fresh concerns over ‘legal highs’
• Constructi­on is set to start on the ‘Trade City’ site
• Live music acts bring in more than £7,000
• Street snooker draws a crowd
• CCTV appeal after attack
• Parking concerns over nursery plans
• ‘Pirates’ will drink to pieces of eight theme at beer celebratio­n
• Library Friends recognised for efforts
• Council revises spending for school improvemen­ts
• Rates incentive to fill shops
• Sun shines on villages’ show and fete
• Vintage fun at the fair
• Something to suit every punter
• Summer fair at care home
• Funeral today of naval veteran and community figure
• Health plan for school building
• Music student on song for peak performanc­e
• Veterans join Legion in act of remembranc­e at dinner
• Sale of car to help boost funds raised through rally success
• In Brief from your LOCAL correspond­ents
• Holiday fun as a games volunteer
• Festival exceeded expectatio­ns
• Takeaway options give a Real good Indian meal
• Talented violinist is makingwave­s
• New dance studio is up and running
• Summer heat revives poetic memories of lido’s early days
• On this day ...
• Sports day was worth the wait
• Nursery leavers enjoy a graduation ceremony
• Yacht project wins best design prize
• Budding authors bag rotary award
• Windfall from water company
• Award is champion!
• Fun on the farm with Marty MacDonald
• Osaka’s boys are the best of British
• Fun in the sun as records tumble
• Molly reaps rewards
• Pinewood kids reign supreme
• Save Dragons
• Whizzkid Jake leaves the rivals in his wake
• Normandy edge ever closer to Sowing it up
• Captain Carroll fantastic
• Far too few makes it so easy for Kew
• Marvel Malik can’t stop the Cove slide
• Rory roars for Shots
• Berridge boosts Baggies
• Track star Andy back in business
• Papps caps year to forget with a breakthrou­gh
• Debutant Conlon is taking Stock
• Willis’ Scot on their heels
• Danson’s on target
• Thanks Derry much lads but your time may be up
• Turks ready for a title tilt
• Day’s little Angels bring spirit back
• BADSHOT LEA
• FRIMLEY GREEN
• HARTLEY WINTNEY
• Sam stars to douse Fleet fire

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