Newbury Weekly News - 2022-08-04

• Fury at hundreds of giant telecom masts
• Showground bid to host more events
• Hosepipe ban in Hampshire
• Road resurfacin­g works ignite anger
• Canadian café set for retail park
• Plan to restore old library to public use
• ‘Brewer of the future’ wows CAMRA judges
• £25k in a Day boost for local charities
• Man sentenced for GBH in savage brawl
• Two-mile taxi journey has gone up by 60p to £8
• Desperate need for host families
• Donations help power care home
• Horse therapy makes a difference
• Man who choked partner back in jail
• Protecting our treasured rivers
• Families’ fun at the farm
• Battle Proms boom!
• Rosemary’s day at the races wish comes true
• Teenager is arrested on suspicion of Calcot arson
• Drug dealer jailed after evading arrest and causing crash on A34
• Thank you for making festival such a success
• Sterling Gardens road impacts on residents
• Why PR voting would be bad for demcracy
• Marsh Lane has to be cleared for wheelchair­s
• Ensure next PM puts climate change first
• Faraday Road by far the best place for football
• Why council are saying that this is a new pitch
• What is amazing Tory Faraday Road vision?
• Appeal to tackle cost of living crisis
• Challenge to village home plan refusal
• New orders will be a ‘last resort’
• ‘I hope every girl knows that she can play football’
• Winston’s a bit of a star
• Village shop ram-raided
• Objection to school forest hut plan is ‘disappoint­ing’
• Tom prepares for 140-mile rowing challenge
• Residents being charged to replace missing bins
• Horris Hill push for carbon neutrality
• Turning up the heat on climate crisis
• An evolution in farming
• Michael James Woodhead (Jim) 1943-2022
• ‘Help us stop the play area vandals’
• Wards in West Berkshire where people have lowest life expectancy
• Brawl in the dance hall
• Judge Jules set to get Newbur y dancing
• Victoria Park Bandstand
• Teen spirit storms the rock scene
• Sunday night jazz at Pangbourne
• Shor tlisted!
• Three years of pent-up energy unleashed at ‘indie’ festival
• Good reads for rainy days and sunny days
• King Tut family fun days and walking tours at the Bodleian
• A summer with the National Youth Ballet
• The Watermill’s wind of change
• Momentum in housing market will continue to slow
• Staff take charge at Kingsclere finance adviser
• Blast off with the new Huracan
• Bird’s on song but Thatcham crash again
• Spin dominates in crucial Newbury win
• Morris century is all in vain for Falkland
• Alarm bells ring out after spate of early-season injuries
• Lawrance stars as Woodhay win
• Berkshire clinch historic victory
• Churcher knuckles down to win British welterweig­ht title
• Bell hoping for Hundred glory
• Idles set the early pace
• Record-breaking Payne prepares for European Championsh­ips
• Romeo believes in FA Cup magic
• Robinson all set for Concord as new season looms
• Willmoth’s raring to go
• Saint Balding hails The Foxes

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