Newbury Weekly News - 2020-11-19

• Concern over height of rebuilt Kennet Centre
• £191,000 plan to demolish football ground faces opposition
• Council care home marked for closure
• Help your NWNto continue to serve
• Go-ahead for gaming centre, with conditions
• Sammy ticks Masterchef experience off bucket list
• Small car dealership beats ‘the big boys’
• Prisoner sexually assaulted woman in police station
• Christmas switch-on goes digital
• Covid-19 infection rate for over-60s has trebled
• Mum, 34, talks of the impact of late diagnosis tumour
• Highwood Copse delivered
• Volunteers ready to go as big weekend aproaches
• Two council-led Christmas gift campaigns launched
• Building society support for mental health counsellin­g
• MP calls for safety first in A34 plans
• Father’s tribute to ‘best little buddy’
• Burglary warning to boat owners
• Arrests made in stolen goods raids
• A warm welcome for those in need
• UK set for close bond with Biden, says MP
• Woman’s suspended sentence must stay
• Newbury’s flower power is recognised
• Laura Farris must take the moral high ground
• Chaplains here to help anyone along canal
• Haves and have nots in our school system
• Thank you for support over assisted dying law
• Badger cull won’t stop the spread of bovine TB
• Marksmen would never leave an animal to suffer
• Reform of internatio­nal institutio­ns is needed
• Criticism of handling crisis is easy in hindsight
• Send me old pictures of how LRIE has been used
• ‘We have found it simple to navigate the gov.uk/transition website for informatio­n’
• Youth’s ‘remorse’ at axe attack on car
• Council gives prince’s lodge the go-ahead
• Council urged to take action over river waste
• Hungerford is first choice in county for homebuyers
• Plans to redevelop historic buildings are sent to appeal
• Buy a bow to help save Addy’s eyesight
• Town turns red with display of poppies
• ‘Don’t use library as weapon against us’
• No fee for 2021 Christmas lights charity stalls
• Wide range of courses at Newbury College
• Family pays tribute to a ‘beautiful lady’
• £10k raised for Oli’s arts bursary
• Public views invited on village hall plans
• Recognitio­n for home care team
• Pupils’ festive handicraft finds outlet in Oracle pop-up shop
• Fears over the future of local railway line
• A sprinkling of magic
• Our venues need help
• The Base announces winners of short stor y competitio­n We share them with you. Enjoy!
• Mandaloria­n captures that old Star Wars spirit
• College students tell ‘their’ stor y
• Low interest rates hold the key to house prices
• Flying Spur is still king of the road
• Berks LEP lays out plans to lead revival
• Great Scot! Clarke shows his class with national side
• Newbury Velo’s tandem vision
• Hard works pays off
• Izzy seals profession­al deal
• Timing is right for Beware the Bear

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