Newbury Weekly News - 2020-07-30

• ‘I now have my own life sentence to bear, and it will be a much more painful, soul destroying and treacherou­s journey than anyone facing a meagre number of years in prison will experience’
• ‘He will always be remembered’
• £50m underspend, but an unpredicta­ble future
• Former gambling addict warns against town centre outlets
• Now no new deaths with Covid-19 for five weeks
• Wrongly-accused man seeks compensati­on
• MP’s surprise at verdict
• ‘We’ll never forget kind, loving and incredible man’
• ‘Investigat­ion was most complex of my career’
• Tips on how to stop your glasses fogging up when you wear a mask
• Fair Close Centre reopens its doors
• ‘Barking mad’ rise in dog boarders’ licences
• No ordinary summer brings its dilemmas
• Swimming pool openings delayed
• Glorious goals on double-match day
• RideLondon virtual cycle fundraiser for Mary Hare
• Dangerous driver forced cars off road
• Local democracy ‘has not been lost’
• Art lecturers recognised for profession­al practice
• Ceremony marks VJ Day – 75 years on
• West Berks advice bot named Berkley
• Council considers 20mph limit for town centre traffic
• ‘Blot on the landscape’ approved
• Great Shefford thanks to village shopkeeper­s
• Residents suffer motorbike misery
• Club not at fault over unpaid rent
• Town will light up with festive cheer
• Cottage demolition decision deferred so that discrepanc­ies can be checked
• Five strike Rainbow gold
• Golden girls get top Guiding award
• Lockdown song hits right note
• Therapy centre is back in business
• Picnic and prayer as two churches unite for outdoor Sunday worship
• Speed campaign to protect West Ilsley’s historic chapel
• Bringing the countrysid­e to schoolchil­dren
• Skydive with Red Devils for church room funds
• Residents’ relief as tip scheme extended
• County council cuts support to village library
• Weekly rubbish collection­s to resume in August
• Woolton Hill infant and junior schools to form federation
• Barbara Goodwin 1933 - 2020
• Service stations Changing Places toilet upgrade will improve experience for disabled travellers
• A ‘thank you’ for all your kindness
• Rally organisers fear a battle at the castle
• Faith, spirit & ambition
• Festival saxophonis­t’s album reflects experience of locked-down musicians
• A good time to reappraise these ‘nice’ guys
• Corn Exchange reveals reopening plans
• Go green to reduce bills
• Volvo on road to recovery
• LEP’s £7.5m grant will boost recovery
• 500,000 miles and still going strong
• Irish go for Will power
• Hotshot Max makes his mark
• Clark is ready to go
• Anstey at the double but rain washes out cricket programme
• Skipper Ben leads from the front
• Essential to get the planning right this summer
• Five-star Beaven sets Berks on way to cup glory
• One-day and T20 cups cancelled
• Blues fixtures have caused confusion
• Thatcham are ready and waiting

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