Newbury Weekly News - 2021-02-25

• Pupils back to school – with a new kind of test
• Police appeal for witnesses after woman robbed by two men in subway
• Concerns over question time
• Town mourns death of ‘Mr Hungerford’
• U-turn lorry blocked the road like a brick wall, crash trial told
• ‘Keep Newbury town centre traffic-free until midnight’
• Ex-head to stand for town council
• Vaccinatio­n centre thanks for water
• Julie walks for hospital that gave her time
• Funds for mental wellbeing projects
• Digging up the past in Greenham
• Town centre Cashino challenge dropped
• Chequers hosts virtual wedding fair on Saturday
• Late change of plea on burglary charge
• Asylum seekers ‘just didn’t appear’
• Look after your mental wellbeing
• Mass vaccinatio­ns at home of Reading FC
• Newbury man found guilty of dealing heroin
• Cricket club smashes its fundraisin­g target for six
• Vaccine Volunteer of the Week Callum’s happy, come rain or shine
• Builder, 66, fined for indecent act
• Sir John launches scholarshi­p scheme
• Plan for post-Covid economic rebuild
• Experts help young adults get back to work
• Downe House keeps lockdown primaries active Matilda-style
• Go on... try growing something – and enjoy it
• The spring joy of snowdrops at cemetery
• Confident care, careful confidence
• Council should not rip us off in small print
• Council executive public questions too restrictiv­e
• Failure to acknowledg­e constraint on behaviour
• Answer the questions and they might stop
• We asked MP to oppose any Westminste­r veto
• You must re-register on WBC’s housing system
• Time to enter cat photo competitio­n
• Encourage responsibl­e walking in countrysid­e
• Splash of colour in the bleak midwinter
• Councillor­s’ praise for testing centre
• Modest changes proposed for Gypsy Cottage
• Rotary making a big difference to a small African community
• Top marks for interactiv­e teaching
• Railway bridge ‘vital’ if homes plan goes ahead
• Driving ambition for top instructor­s
• Lara’s £1,000 walk smashes her target for primary school funds
• Virtual ride to Paris in aid of local charities
• Biker warned for antisocial behaviour
• 2021 census is coming
• The animal park is missing its public
• Watermill recruiting for theatre’s post-covid recovery
• Rollercoas­ter ride through family life
• Sister Sessions born from musician’s return to Kennet roots
• Touring the EU just got a whole lot harder
• Invitation to perform at OffBeat festival
• I Care a Lot: a nicely nasty tragicomed­y
• Make sure you’re prepared for end of Stamp Duty holiday
• Mokka has gotta lotta new features
• Virtual ceremony held to honour star apprentice­s
• BT boost for Berkshire
• Netball is ready to return when it is safe
• Henderson thrilled with Champ’s seasonal return
• Bryony leads the way
• Chambers unhappy with league’s role
• Reading’s form needs to change very quickly
• Sport down the years

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