Newbury Weekly News - 2021-11-04

• Baby had 50 broken bones when he died
• Parkrun allowed to return to common
• Couple forced to flee burning home
• Adult social care survey
• No prison term for blackmaile­r
• Dragon roars into town for Hallowe’en
• Residents back solar farm plan
• Free financial advice for households
• Shop owner’s dismay as young thieves steal goods
• Teacher groomed schoolgirl
• Doctor surgeries are hit by perfect storm
• Services at breaking point
• New board to decide showground’s future
• High winds havoc across the district
• Reading Half Marathon road closures
• Driver’s protests are all in vain
• No decision yet on Hambridge Lake appeal
• Hairdresse­rs branch out with coffee shop
• Ambulance SOS
• Evening out at the Waterside
• Climate emergency is a danger to us all
• Government must tackle gas guzzlers
• Patel pays visit to new recruits
• Children’s book born from Covid
• Safety first on Bonfire Night
• Developer downsizes Pincents Lane housing plan
• As we move forward, journalism has a critical role to play
• Common speed limit cut to 30mph
• Police report drug deals on trading estate
• Pretty in pink!
• Album boost for therapy centre
• All smiles as Sangeeta helps out at charity
• Things get thrilling in Thatcham
• Club drops plans for new artificial pitch
• Working on mental health
• How to prepare for remote hearing in family matters
• Take part in WBTC 100 Apprentice Challenge
• UCN helps Xtrac apprentice­s achieve their dream career
• Getting down to business at Blue’s
• New duty to prevent sexual harassment in workplace
• South East business confidence lowest in UK but in positive territory
• Codelocks celebrates 30 years of innovation
• All you need to know about the Bank of Mum and Dad
• Ticketer excited by its new DRT partnershi­p
• Some simple tips for when driving’s a pain in the neck
• Škoda reveals potential cost of UK’s kerb-damaged alloy wheels
• We need more properties
• FARM BLOG: Gene editing breeds an invigorate­d debate in farming
• Scarecrow trail returns in all its gorgeousne­ss
• Volunteer ‘wonders’ win town civic award
• Diseased beech tree is set to be felled
• Optimism in fight to save 24 Swan Street
• Short back and B-sides, sir...
• Sports Quiz and Mayor’s Coffee Morning fundraiser­s coming up
• Labour flies the flag
• BURNT Lemon Theatre’s amazing production of fizzes and sparkles with six highly-talented female actors who perform with passion and high energy in this ambitious musical. It was quite simply outstandin­g with more than the wow factor.
• Last orders for love
• Elles Bailey – the real deal
• Memories are made of this
• Ma P has knack of turning ‘real life into art’
• Christmas is coming
• Debut novel straight from the heart
• Fun way of raising environmen­tal issues with youngsters
• Inflation rise should be a short-term blip
• ‘Incredible’ Alison makes a difference
• Key Codelocks role for Eddy
• DS’s luxury SUV with big ambitions
• Penalties end Thatcham’s FA Trophy run
• Burghfield keep on climbing up the table
• Crusaders show their character
• Seager at the treble for in-form Town
• Ladies go down fighting
• Wolverines and Jeffernaut­s have to settle for a share of the points
• Blues fall short away to Banbury
• Steve’s Autumn Classic challenge
• Cloth Cap eyes Newbury double
• More issues stack up for Reading after another loss
• Sport down the years
• Archer is ready for celebratio­ns

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