Maidenhead Advertiser - 2021-11-25

• Hundreds gather for golf course protest
• Cycle Hub steps up a gear with new space to work
• Community role of the Advertiser and its Trust
• Memorial for those we lost to COVID-19
• Olympians and Paralympia­ns to switch on lights
• Fault lines emerge in planning panels
• Fall in COVID cases and hospitalis­ations
• Climate fears as plan is approved
• Is this ‘smoke and mirrors’?
• Flood plan and affordable homes to be key investment
• Speed read...
• Climate and town centre priorities
• Council tax will rise by maximum but ‘cheaper than neighbours’
• Disgusted by fine injustice
• Top of the poppadoms – village eateries on ‘Curry Oscars’ shortlist
• Contractor sorry for state of cemeteries
• Controvers­ial plans advance
• Questions over CALA Homes interest
• Windsor and Maidenhead announce series of road closures for December
• Fundraisin­g at the Barley Mow
• Fond farewells to loveliest of ladies
• ‘Demonstrat­ing respect’ between generation­s
• Plenty to come and see at Stubbings this Christmas
• The Thames Hotel is the place to be this Christmas!
• From Romans to Spitfires! Visit Maidenhead Heritage Centre this Christmas
• Stylish Christmas tree trends
• Open conclusion at girl’s inquest
• The following cases are the results of concluded cases in the area’s magistrate­s’ courts from November 8 to 13
• Jailed for burglaries in Thames Valley
• Your wishes have been granted ..... Maidenhead Panto is back in town!
• Cinderella you shall go to South Hill Park
• Handsome rewards for fundraisin­g work
• The Parish Church of All Saints Boyne Hill
• St Mary’s Church
• Boyn Hill Baptist
• St Luke’s Church
• Worker ‘devastated’ by equipment theft
• Topping beginning for the Doughboys
• Big planting project begins with 100 trees, with ambitions for thousands
• Plan for generators on greenbelt rejected
• Crafts, cards and treats at new Christmas market
• Greenbelt fears over proposal to build film studio
• Positive action to boost the village
• Figures show anti-social behaviour trends
• Free weekend parking offer will last through to new year
• The Great Park gets glowing
• Taking charge over the state of cemeteries
• Life is very different up close to the border
• Earlier start to council budget consultati­on
• Getting better all the time
• ‘Oven ready’ to burn down the union
• Noise back in town – Heathrow and health
• As an experience­d design graduate I can assist you with the following:
• What a Carry On for squadron and Santa’s Harley-Davidson
• Double Crossword
• Wordsquare
• Circlegram
• Last week’s solutions:
• Last week’s solutions:
• REVIW: HEATHERS
• MUSIC ZONE
• WC:4O20.M411EptDHY:30Z8.O001NptE
• Video made the musical star
• A spellbindi­ng and strange slip in time
• now reading
• now listening History Extra Plus History Extra
• Top TV Picks
• Nutty, healthy and the perfect foil to salmon or canapés
• Put out a feeder and help the sparrows
• Blending in beautifull­y with tradition
• Hiring employers ‘ignoring biggest shake-up of work seen in a generation’
• Crisp conditions bring the best from MAC runners in Wendover and London
• Marlow grasp early initiative but can’t hold onto two-goal lead
• Vice captain pleased to see Sherborne ‘punished for their naughtines­s’
• Patience needed as Windsor battle back
• The Don’s record has boxers running scared
• Results not keeping up with good performanc­es
• Marlow beat the All Blacks after refreshing reset
• Blues did just enough to pick up all three points
• Unicorns reach the final in inaugural Unity Cup
• Handy display by Desborough’s women in Yetton Cup
• Injuries have had ‘crippling’ impact
• Peters questions whether United have ‘right blend’
• Magpies’ concerning run of form continues at Boreham
• Confidence comes flooding back after Blues brush aside Virginia Water
• Cooper wants Windsor to sustain form that’s lifted them up table
• Town slump to third consecutiv­e league defeat
• ‘Competitiv­e’ Port are not picking up the points
• Marlow sign Amissah to bolster attacking options
• Hay’s late rush of blood costs Heath
• Heathens bow out in a cup tie of two halves
• COVID case leads to postponeme­nt of league matches
• ‘It’s rough at present but future looks bright’
• ‘Embrace the challenge’

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