Maidenhead Advertiser - 2021-12-09

• ‘Abandoned’ abroad
• Clean the chimney – look who’s coming to town
• Community role of the Advertiser and its Trust
• Tempers flare over meeting delays
• Container ‘parked’ near A4 without permission is moved
• Left stranded in South Africa
• Remarkable result for Lowbrook Academy
• High ranking for grammar
• Decoration­s and donations
• Foodshare to expand service
• New restaurant to open in town
• Trust tightens visiting rules
• Broken heating shuts school
• Mince pies, books and more
• ‘Year of uncertaint­y’ for small businesses
• Breaking the cycle of abuse
• Two charged in connection with £10m cocaine bust
• Pub fundraiser for Guide Dogs UK
• Senior flats plan near pub
• Video spotlights ‘special job’
• Landmark day for charity calendar
• Santa Dashers raise £35k at woodland run
• Addressing the education gap
• Santas lace up for annual run
• ‘Recent’ comments draw criticism
• Borough’s response ‘isn’t good enough’
• Staff celebrate a real turn-up for the books
• Pledge to provide many meals to those in need
• Pathway scheme is ‘Maidenhead-centric’
• Exciting time for a ‘relaxed’ garden
• Fearless pitches to Dragons’ Den panel
• Grant support for vulnerable families
• Help is at hand this Christmas
• Speed read...
• Say hey to pizza as Presto opens
• Panto cast at switch-on
• Shepherds watch for flocks
• Warmth and wonder at ‘best display we’ve ever had’
• Sleigh, stalls and a festive atmosphere
• Chocolate shop boosts village
• Act now to have a say on care home plans
• Short memory over fears for greenbelt
• Understand what we are set to lose
• Does anyone feel represente­d?
• Golf course concerns date back for years
• Strength of feeling against developmen­t
• Plan is now being checked and verified
• A sense of escape for children in hospital
• Low council tax has led to major debt
• Brexit and EU cost benefit analysis
• Sending thanks to a kind-hearted shopper
• Snowfall caused travel misery And pupils stood and delivered
• Double Crossword
• Circlegram
• Last week’s solutions:
• A lad in a jam – but this Aladdin is taking flight to light up your life
• CHRISTMAS SHOW
• Now reading
• Now listening
• Sizing up some big Opposition
• Top TV Picks
• Spices and apricot fill this delicious tarte
• Make the most of all the trimmings
• Bag a cracker in time for Christmas
• Property To Let
• Style and space as Vauxhall unveils Astra Sports Tourer
• More than 3.5million active job adverts as Christmas peak approaches
• Unbeaten Marlow remain at the top
• Eton College eight shortliste­d for British Rowing’s crew of the year award
• Banshees crowned Division 1 champions
• Cowell says Maids are in a real scrap
• Rebels recover from poor first half to beat Angels
• Prince saves the day on final play at Braywick
• Director of rugby admits the onus is on Maids to do much, much better
• Prince gallops to the rescue as Maids defeat Sutton & Epsom
• It’s shaping up to be very merry for Marlow
• Coach honoured for commitment to women’s game
• Magpies stung By Bees in Hive
• Magpies fail to heed Dev’s words of encouragem­ent
• Magpies become ally club for Rainbow Laces effort
• Alfonso will be a Rebel until the end of season
• Taplow mark new shirt sponsor with 13-0 victory
• United show women’s game is flourishin­g
• Windsor find there’s little margin for error
• Heathens win was just what the doctor ordered
• Good results make it a weekend to remember for Magpies juniors u13s
• Magpies move back out of drop zone
• Kane hopes stalemate can be a ‘stepping stone’
• Bartley sticks up for players after tempestuou­s win
• Grant: ‘It was sweet to upset the apple cart’
• Lock confident Holyport can beat the drop after a season of evolution
• Magpies draw some hope

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