Newbury Weekly News - 2021-10-14

• Plan for new Aldi and a hospice by college
• Hospital receives £3m services boost
• Space station project is out of this world
• New car park opens at station
• Big bulb plant-in at Lockdown Woods
• Care home confusion was a ‘tragic disaster’
• Council takes steps to help ease crisis
• Villagers make a big difference
• Green scheme hits £1m target
• Mental health risk for poorer children
• Man admits manslaught­er of owner of the Benham Estate
• Parkinson’s fundraiser­s turn record breakers
• Mayor’s Christmas call-out
• Sports space to open this year
• Benefits of levelling up
• A look inside the Town Hall
• Action to tackle speeding drivers
• Consultati­on on meadow housing plans
• Get switched on for great day out
• Quiz time! Help us deliver some Christmas cheer to the over 80s
• OPEN DAY WEDNESDAY 20 OCTOBER
• We need to find a way to deal with rats
• Service is great from our recycling centres
• Making sure council budget is balanced
• Have other parties on the members bid panel
• Walk to Remember for Sue Ryder hospices
• Church has had great support from our police
• Man, 83, died after care home fall, inquest hears
• Co-op: No plans to meet over town ‘gem’
• Scout group shortliste­d for Tesco community funding
• Guided tour to soothe ‘hostile reception’ row
• WEST BERKSHIRE TRAINING CONSORTIUM
• Station is ‘on the radar’ for upgrade
• Former Kennet pupils celebrate a mini reunion
• Crowds turn out for the big fun Fest Off
• 34 flats planned on hotel site
• Homes plan is rejected
• Race to reach carbon target
• Paying homage to the Father of Ecology
• Elstree School Nursery and Pre-Prep
• Tigers Day Nursery
• Abacus Day Nursery and Pre-School
• Horris Hill Lower School
• The Winchcombe School
• Dingley’s Promise
• St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School
• Jubilee Gems
• MP’s backing for ‘science highway’
• Records office in need of expansion
• Royal Artillery Associatio­n standard dedication
• 2011: A space odyssey
• Rip-roaring romp on the Nile
• Twilight Trail returns to Biscuit Town
• Friday night comedy kicks at the Croft
• Contactles­s Creativity up for age-friendly award
• Choir rocks up for mental wellbeing
• Developing ‘ar ts on prescripti­on’
• Little Women, big challenge
• Let’s hear it for power rockers
• Live music returns to ACE Space
• Newbury buy-to-let market on the rise again
• Thames Water launches new apprentice scheme
• Five recruits for law firm
• Genesis is ripping up the rule book
• Prestige beat rivals to progress in the cup
• Burghfield continue their impressive form
• Rangers leave their mark on Fairford
• Wanjau-Smith stars as Hungerford move up
• Kingsclere earn narrow win
• New men in charge at Tadley
• Leacock happy with Trophy run
• Hungerford find it tough with third loss
• Lincoln fires NCCA to glory in Malaga
• Balding’s set for Champions Day
• Kintbury off to a winning start
• Christy makes it back-to-back club championsh­ips at West Berks
• Blues have to settle for away draw
• Three of the best as Newbury march on
• Tough defeat for men
• Internatio­nal break brings a change of scenery
• Sport down the years
• Fusion are early front-runners
• Sherwood leads Hemmings praise
• Robbo’s ready for Bromley battle

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