Newbury Weekly News - 2021-10-07

• Marathon Mike is the fastest over 70
• Martin’s Highland fling...
• Happy memories as bikers roar in for Bill
• Jockey was ‘life and soul of the party’
• Capital effort from marathon marvels
• Police tackling road crime in West Berks
• Volunteers needed to create neighbourh­oood plan
• 80-per-cent take-up for Covid vaccinatio­n
• Town takes pride in horticultu­re awards
• Advice hub on hand for young jobseekers
• Recycling centres now take Pringles tubes as part of new scheme launched by council
• Covid jab - young ’uns go for it!
• Distillery boss is in high spirits
• Strictly star joins in shop’s birthday party
• Beautiful day for a run in the sun
• Some observatio­ns about recycling centre
• Improving mental health is a priority
• Ask questions about future maintenanc­e
• Raising NI for social care is not progressiv­e
• Hear the concerns of Berkshire’s care sector
• Contest ploughs ahead
• Police to adopt verificati­on check to reassure public
• Church takes a swipe at policing over lead thefts
• ‘Hostile’ warning to home buyers
• Care home cooks up a British food treat
• Residents move for a review of Pinchingto­n Hall’s licence
• Public questions over Henwick Worthy plan
• Widow receives £330,000 after husband’s asbestos-related death
• New nursery for Thatcham Park
• Industrial estate is given go-ahead
• Plans for 50-bed care home
• Temporary halt to garden waste collection­s
• Traveller eviction costs discussed
• Once-a-week limit on waste tip visits now lifted
• Police issue warning over PayPal scams
• Bob’s grand after winning £1,000 prize
• Village bid to stop speeding drivers
• The dangers of having a DIY will
• Vicky takes legal role at Anesco
• Jonathan’s fuelled by a focus on his customers
• Music students at college get valuable industry insight
• Peer Networks for female business leaders
• Redundanci­es and end of furlough – some considerat­ions for businesses
• October diary for the Athena women’s networking group
• Lending options for people to relocate in retirement
• Insolvency figures highlight a tougher climate for businesses
• Zero Carbon Tour visits Renewables Centre at college
• Confidence steady before supply issues bite
• A rebrand for Media Fusion
• Cause for optimism in town centre
• Gaps appear in fleet sector drive to decarbonis­e in UK
• We need more property, especially workshops
• FARM BLOG: Mixing with imports goes against the grain for farmers
• Berkshire Farm Girl’s harvest diary
• Town centre’s wizard plans for Hallowe’en
• Housebuild­er’s £1k funds welcome packs for women fleeing abuse
• Running out of time
• Happy Idiots parody of DH Lawrence’s banned classic goes down a treat
• There’s many tales to tell, especially at Hallowe’en
• Standing ovation for pulsating performanc­e
• Mythology, medicine and myster y
• Duo bring Celtic connection­s to Thatcham Festival
• Back with pizazz!
• Bloody Wimmin make their mark
• Illuminati­ng domestic dramas of the ever yday Middle Ages
• Interest rate rise would put brakes on property market
• Thatcham Research looks to close the skills gap
• New-look Duster moves up a gear
• Woolton Hill cruise to victory over Tornadoes
• Leacock pleased with Thatcham’s efforts
• Newbury get support from new sponsors
• Robinson proud of Town fight
• Seager strikes late in FA Cup thriller
• Double joy in London for Olivia
• Thatcham miss out on bonus
• Hungerford outdone by Tadley
• Blues turn it around
• In-form Reading need to see players returning soon
• Sport down the years
• Daniel’s ultra finish in Greece

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