Maidenhead Advertiser - 2022-09-08

• Magnet site valuation plummets by millions
• The story of Sir Nicholas Winton becomes a film
• Covering production of your paper
• Magpies poised to pick their spot
• Pulling the brake on building flats
• Keeping out the welcome mat
• ‘Meat monitors’ put in as shopliftin­g soars
• Call for town to go pesticide free
• Anger that cost of living crisis was cut from agenda
• Cows grazing at marsh common
• EV bays ‘totally pointless’ here
• MPs put their trust in Truss
• No charges into sea ledge death
• Lake is open to visitors again
• Flats design at former bank
• A great time to get on the soap box
• Talks promote greater understand­ing
• Stressful wait for absent post
• Honour for pandemic heroine
• Awards showcase brilliant businesses
• Speed read...
• Ducks join the dragon boats
• Helping men find recovery for life
• Joyful day with arts and plenty of uplift
• Myeloma fundraisin­g walk
• A chance to stay in step with tradition
• Now that’s the way to do it
• Ancient inn up for award
• Diverse and verse contests
• Event educates young and old
• Bowls club rolls back the years
• Hundreds welcomed by town mosque
• Villagers flock to Dorney Annual Show
• Sextortion is on the rise throughout UK
• Tool allows young people to report an image or video shared online
• Trying to see through council ‘transparen­cy’
• Timely return – until half term
• Forced to wait illegally at station forecourt
• A safe pick up point for passengers is vital
• Explicit detail needed on developer payment
• A wider look at acts of war and culpabilit­y
• Shout out for area’s top happiness rating
• The best solution is for UK to rejoin the EU
• Blocked in by workmen without any notice
• No response from poor property ‘services’
• Law must keep up with weight limit reality
• Firefighte­rs and school pupils
• Double Crossword
• Wordsquare
• Last week’s solutions:
• Flaming autumn of arts and music
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• MYSTERY ZONE
• Working together is an emergency
• Sounds of Black Britain
• Act of Oblivion
• The Story of Art without Men
• The News Agents
• Top TV Picks
• Curtain up on a comedy murder mystery
• It may be time to put yourself out there
• Not-so-humble crumble with flavours of chai
• Hot summer hits garden eco systems
• Royal Borough libraries to host sessions on job opportunit­ies at Heathrow
• Make safety the priority as pupils head back to school
• Town’s bowlers finish outdoor season on a high
• Berkshire reign after soggy four-day final
• Banshees hold taster for wheelchair rugby players
• Datchet and Slough nestled together after losses
• Cross hold their nerve to see off Green’s challenge
• Most matters settled as season comes to a close
• Relegated Hurley lose to champions-elect Cadmore End
• Maids nothing short of magnificen­t in Welsh win
• Maids demolish
• A frightenin­g propositio­n when in the right mood
• Cole calls on Magpies to find their shooting boots
• United stop the
• Peters: ‘We got back to a good standard of football’
• Slough Town manage to sink Beavers despite being far from their best
• Heath turn on the style to wallop Wallingfor­d
• Rebels handed tough cup draw
• Blues’ FA Cup run proves short-lived
• Magpies and Shaymen unite for Zach’s family
• Royalists brought back to reality by double defeat
• Windsor’s form knocked off course again
• Port display character to bounce back against Wallingfor­d & Crowmarsh
• Sam struggles to come to terms with cup loss
• Luckless Magpies lose opener at Portishead
• Dev keen to point out the positives after tie
• Windsor keen to turn the page after 87-5 hammering by Hammersmit­h
• Maids ‘making memories’

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