Maidenhead Advertiser - 2020-01-09

• SII NKIING FEELIING
• Developer seeks to build 160 homes on gravel pit site
• Council tax bills set to increase under 2020/21 budget plans
• January and February are ‘big months’ for Magpies
• Donation from ’Tiser trust helps masons with panto
• Family of WW2 pilot sought for ceremony
• New layout blamed for exit queues
• Weather in 2019 was milder and sunnier
• Council help in disposing of real Christmas trees
• Tributes to ex councillor Adam Smith
• Nash get teeth into TV’s Dracula
• Busy building houses for birds
• Helping Finlay have ‘a voice’
• Centuries of news at your fingertips
• Call for bins to keep paper dry
• Pets Corner
• Tougher sentencing for killer drivers a priority
• Waterways project will put heart back in town
• Amazing sum raised for Thames Hospice
• Popular pub closes for £550,000 spruce up
• Waterside Inn plan for improvemen­ts
• Children donate old clothes for Ethiopia
• Crafty sew-and-sews exhibit embroidery
• Fresh applicatio­n for Islamic centre
• Eton shop owners concerned about impact on trade of High Street gas works
• Infotainme­nt: your guide to what’s on over the coming weeks
• Finding a state of Graceland – Elvis revisited
• Brothers in arms in a race against time
• Nothing wee about this line-up of fantastic live music
• Resolution­s for landlords to stick to
• Proactive tennis coach wins prestigiou­s award
• Athletes from all points of the South compete at indoor meet
• Maids turn tide
• Maids started Exmouth clash in ‘Christmas mode’
• Against Cockles
• Head coach forced to go back to the drawing board
• Maids host struggling Richmond
• ITV’s The Chase used to motivate Windsor
• Marlow’s second half implosion
• Cooper hails ‘first class applicatio­n’
• Comfortabl­e for Blues
• Frustratin­g start to the new decade for Richardson’s Flackwell
• Cloud cast over win by alleged racism
• Marlow must find spark, says Pritchard
• Chalvey Sports end Holyport’s unbeaten run
• Magpies rediscover their missing mojo
• United’s women given a harsh lesson in finishing
• Clerima: We should have been celebratin­g on New Year’s Day
• United must learn to grind like Town
• United Juniors make a flying start to 2020
• Little Christmas cheer as anglers find it tough going
• Magpies boss set to name strong squad for Trophy tie with Halesowen

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