Newbury Weekly News - 2020-08-06

• All the lawn’s a stage for Watermill’s return
• Review into sentences for killing policeman
• ESSENTIAL GUIDE
• Newbury Business Today
• Call to install bays for electric cars rejected
• Man awaits sentence for assault on police
• You cannot be cirrus!
• Jigsaw and ASK close
• Local breakdown and map of Covid deaths
• Last chance for businesses to apply for grants
• West Berks recovery projects win LEP funding
• Local outbreak leaflet to be mailed out to all households
• First West Berkshire Covid death for weeks
• Inventive six-year-old Florence takes on town’s dog poo problem
• Jail for ferocious punch at woman
• Chalkers @home this year
• Hundreds flock back to leisure centres
• Killers facing years behind bars
• ‘No evidence’ that jury faced improper pressure
• Mother’s struggles ‘have barely begun’
• ‘In a lost and endless world’
• Enjoy the fair says council
• Vineyard’s Wednesday wine offer extra to Eat Out scheme
• Control tower reopens for tours
• LRIE conclusion­s leave unanswered questions
• It’s safety first for Newbury designer
• Charles plans marathon ride
• Club’s fireworks cancelled
• Thief broke into postbox
• Rysa books her place in Miss England final
• Delay to bowling alley reopening ‘disappoint­ing’
• Youngsters snap up awards
• Join the treasure hunt
• Thatcham man accused of fraud
• Online counsellin­g for young people
• Attacker must pay for drunken punch
• £5,000 donation for Home-Start maternal mental health support
• Bug hotel winners announced
• Free summer coding classes for pupils
• Vice Lord Lieutenant appointed
• Here are my thoughts on LRIE process review
• Give public real voice in council meetings
• Hungerford is ready to help when needed
• Pet of the Week
• Councillor­s helpless over planning process
• Town Smartens Up with team’s beautiful blooms
• Racing legend applies to build equestrian arena
• Planning system ‘with no teeth’
• Project mirrors decision made in 2015
• Illegal dredging investigat­ion complete
• Reminder to Costa that hazardous flag must go
• Concerns over new home
• Flower contest blossoms despite lockdown
• Kintbury level crossing closure
• Prince in fresh bid for security lodge
• Man jailed for Railway Tavern raid
• Head full of praise for creative pupils
• Sewing team hits 1,000 scrubs... and rising
• All go for spend on public loos
• Kings receive a £2,000 Lottery boost
• Thatcham Tornadoes up for award
• ‘Disappoint­ing’ vandalism of new trees
• Thanks to volunteers as aid effort winds down
• Malcolm’s brave fundraiser
• Area records highest rate of Covid deaths
• Break Out to join a mass singalong
• Park repair work is ‘essential maintenanc­e’
• Tune into Mike’s 12hr livestream gig-a-thon
• Villagers raise funding for CCTV to combat church vandalism in Theale
• West Ilsley chapel e-petition launched
• Planners discuss station car park
• Two car fires in Burghfield
• Woolton Hill market is back with a bang
• No backing for Church Lane scheme
• Police in search for missing man find body
• Lidl still has plans for store in Tadley
• Big Thank You week celebrates Covid heroes
• Youth politician’s charity livestream raises £375
• Listening to the call of the wild
• Swift summer is coming to a close
• £970k Safer Streets Fund to support TVP frontline
• Lottery supports services for vision impaired in lockdown
• See Perseid meteor shower
• Shaw field fire
• TOPIC OF THE MONTH – PERSERVERA­NCE
• Neighbours share £5k win
• Multiple smoke alarms ‘vital’ in homes
• British pub thrives in the heart of the Ruhr
• OLD MEMORIES REVIVED
• A baroque-ing birthday surprise
• Come down the rabbit hole with us
• It’s all happening in September at Shaw
• Theatre
• Milestone for electric Mini
• What does future hold for property market?
• Enjoy a taste of the East
• Home on the edge of the common
• New man in the chair for LEP
• Pringle doubles up on awards night
• Champion display from Mead
• Mellor was one of the all-time greats
• In-form duo seal Shield
• Matrix put their shirts on Ladies
• Stakes are high on race day
• Young guns blast Bagshot
• Five-star Ettridge sinks Cove
• Super Raja keeps Purley flying high
• Back at the crease – and loving every minute of it!
• Scriven stars as Berks blow away Middlesex
• Skipper Ben keeps it tight to edge home in thriller
• 1,000 up for Herrington
• Hoping for a return to court
• Hungerford are up and running
• More to come from

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