Maidenhead Advertiser - 2022-12-01

• Mother and toddler died after being hit by train
• Draft budget shows rising care demand
• ‘Net gain’ is the biodiversi­ty aim
• Council budget on a ‘knife edge’
• Pressure from global forces hits farmers
• Revised action plan gets a mixed response
• Please don’t suffer – support is in place
• ‘Humbled’ by mosque honour
• Has the new no-fault divorce achieved it’s aim?
• Laughter and love for the community
• Water problem in walkway
• No payment for pothole damage
• Challenge for vision loss cause
• Seven-storey flats and road closure plans
• Bands and a beach are back – and all for free
• On the hunt for a wheelie rare bin
• Bringing band to a new generation
• Fair future – no goldfish prizes
• Funds for arts, sport and more
• Santas of all ages raise vital funds
• Santa’s grotto is back in town
• High praise for student’s essay
• Dogs and owner reunited at last
• Striking a chord about love and loss
• Hope to fund legal block to estate
• Stranded and worried in Strande Park
• Performati­ve consultati­ons
• Lower speed limit and commit to road safety
• No ID and no idea of proper public service
• Foodbanks grow as opportunit­y shrinks
• Councillor­s meant to be part of democracy
• A dandy Dandini makes his stage debut
• REVIEW ZONE
• Something’s rotten in Gotham city
• Top TV Picks
• Please hurry down the chimney tonight
• See life and sealife in the Sunshine State
• Tasty risotto by a late convert to mushrooms
• Branch out and use nature at your table
• A quarter of workers looking to change jobs due to cost-of-living crisis
• Car manufactur­ers put a stop to manual handbrakes
• Tom and Sarah lead way for MAC
• Marlow men's team rediscover their mojo
• Berkshire based players help bring the cup home
• Marlow bounce back from defeat to beat All Blacks
• Promotion hopefuls deliver statement victory over leaders Northwood
• Sutton clinically
• Backline brilliance but pack lays the groundwork
• Swaggering style returns as Sutton are scythed down
• Rebels board hope investment opportunit­ies come to fruition
• Davies’ first league match in charge doesn’t go to plan as Rebels are routed
• Play-off hopes dampened by disappoint­ing loss
• Woodham gets response from players against Water
• Magpies’ recent form is rocked by the Stones
• Burnham Juniors Tigers White strengthen grip on top spot with victory
• Lock says Port will raise their game
• Goals have become difficult to come by for Heathens
• Anja’s first-time strike wins goal of the month
• Devonshire hopes Magpies can bounce back following below par display
• Claires Court on the march

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