Newbury Weekly News - 2022-08-11

• ‘So many leaks and nothing being done’
• NHS dentistry in West Berks ‘at breaking point’
• New head to take over at Park House
• Covid memorial trees vandalised on Stroud Green
• ‘Pet projects’ claim over Manor Park
• Chicken’s a champion!
• Paedophile prowler caught in police trap
• Council warning to ‘clean up your act’
• ‘Completely out of place’ care home plan rejected
• MP steps away from Partygate
• Englefield Estate invaded by countrysid­e protesters
• Ale festival fans will have a real good time
• RetroFesti­val returns for the weekend
• Basement plans causing concern
• Petition is launched for hedgehog highway
• Man avoids jail again over indecent images
• Take part in a new auction programme
• On a mission to conserve wildlife
• Reckoning day due on new junction on LRIE
• Tories deserve an ‘F’ on the UK economy
• Tories failing to tackle nation’s big problems
• How do we go about fixing UK healthcare?
• SHALBOURNE GLIDING CLUB: OPEN DAY 21st August
• Reasons Manor Park pitch is not suitable
• County council had it right with travellers
• Council must support hedgehog highways
• Rhianna’s mission to help charities
• Plans for care home by A4 submitted to council
• ‘Fantastic’ start to Constable’s Fund
• Diesel the dog is rescued from the M4
• East Garston fear of ‘stealth planning’
• New concern over High Street pavement clutter
• Asylum seekers battle boredom
• Fire crews tackle suspected arson fire near nature centre
• Mercedes Benz Newbury offers first-
• Class support and after sales service
• ‘It has been a privilege’
• Pop-up pubs raise a pint for air ambulance funds
• Developers addressing concerns over project
• Objections to 200-home plan
• VICI expands into London
• Your business and your will
• Clare can really help you manage your life
• Which savings account is right one for you?
• In what circumstan­ces is pregnancy called ‘illness’?
• Berkshire farmers are hit by major increase in rural theft
• Recruitmen­t activity expands at slowest rate for 16 months
• Costs warning to SMEs over tribunals surge
• Get a Great Start at work
• Steve is hospitals finance chief
• Career on buses is just the ticket
• Charities and communitie­s benefit from Eden support
• Un-bee-lievable! Car retailer helps drivers battling hay fever with latest technology
• FARM BLOG: Coping safely with a hot harvest in a heated market
• Sourcing Local Talent
• Police target unsafe drivers in traffic op
• The curious case of bats in the villa
• A new generation of blues
• World-class music at Bedwyn
• Pete Allen Band at Legion
• Going with the festive flow
• Victoria Park bandstand pulls in crowds
• Discoverin­g sculpture
• Tilehurst composer’s premiere among the Giants
• Choir show a whole lotta soul
• Summer’s here! Check it out
• Hungerford Jazz Forum’s big birthday bash
• Doors wide open at Hogan Music
• Momentum slows but the demand is still there
• Gardner Leader’s £7k boost for air ambulance
• Niro is new heir to the Kia crown
• Falkland denied win in Beaconsfie­ld battle
• Newbury suffer shock upset against Binfield
• Relegation fears intensify for Thatcham
• Woodhay keep promotion hopes alive in narrow win
• The kids are alright for Falkland
• Tina storms to Salver triumph
• Positive signs in first friendly
• Irons victory keeps the heat on Woolton Hill rivals
• Royals are off the mark in a hectic start to the campaign
• High-flying Concord ground Hungerford
• Thatcham FA Cup heartbreak in thriller
• Tadley reaching for new heights
• Miracle man Mears
• Newbury target Hellenic promotion and new home
• Dunlop decides to call it a day

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