Newbury Weekly News - 2020-07-16

• Newbury FC ‘may have to accept Henwick’
• Parkway plans for life without John Lewis store
• Northcroft Lido stays closed this summer
• No new Covid-19 deaths for third week in a row
• Beauty salons open for limited services
• Newbury’s museum and three district libraries open again after lockdown
• Covid-19 recovery strategy sets out council’s priorities
• Residents’ survey informs response plan
• Lidl plans for former pub site
• Teenagers panicked after being caught red-handed
• Royals fan Charlie walks for MIND
• Failure to find site a ‘derelictio­n of duty’
• Soup kitchen is thrown a lifeline
• Plans for Lidl in Tadley overwhelmi­ngly rejected
• Surprise sports awards
• Long-term strategy doesn’t account for impact of Covid
• Debate over document’s wording and inclusiven­ess
• Win a meal for two at The Furze Bush Inn, courtesy of Charter Travel
• Hazel’s honoured for charity work
• Village is split over pub’s plans for breakfast kiosk
• Businesses protest over loss of parking spaces
• Grants and thanks for local groups
• Marsh Lane allotment gets asset of community value protection
• Pupils reap the benefits of school garden
• Tributes pour in for a Hungerford stalwart
• Horseracin­g stars rise to the challenge
• Double delight for Hares
• Artisan market goes ahead
• High price of Covid outbreak
• Brownies brighten up town
• Amy cooks up a treat for NHS raffle
• Malcolm’s memorial run marks 70th birthday
• Council surgeries are put on hold
• £2k boost for Parkinson’s
• Monster safari to stimulate town footfall
• ‘See you on the other side of the bar’ as Kings Head landlady Lisa calls it a day
• Still time to comment on 250 Compton homes plan
• Pangbourne businesses ‘get on with it’ post-lockdown
• All change at Castle
• Waste tip funding petition growing
• Health group sets priorities
• £1m distribute­d by community coronaviru­s fund
• Reading project eases pupils into new secondary school
• Ceramics come out to play
• Hoards... a big mystery
• Lockdown Beatles band hits on Facebook
• Newbury set to live again
• Stunning in every Wych way
• Duty calls for Chancellor
• New insolvency law will aid businesses
• All-electric Seat is Born again
• Crusaders are back in action
• Mills is raring to go as cricket returns
• White ball action only for Berkshire
• Love him or loathe him – Warnock’s a genius!
• Ijaz shines on Thatcham debut
• Signy ‘relieved’ after first winner
• Williams: We’d have been in title race

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