Newbury Weekly News - 2022-10-13

• ‘Call out abuse of politician­s’
• One-day access to new eyesight technology
• ‘New Eagle Quarter better than 1970s developmen­ts’
• Sexual predator is bailed again
• Mystery of first Lions firework display solved
• Family’s tribute to ‘amazing’ couple
• Much more to be done on mental health
• Cycling club’s tandem initiative
• Swim school is best in UK
• Celebratio­n of ‘all things apple’
• Hedgehog highways spiked by red tape
• Have your say in town plan survey
• Newbury’s gardeners are blooming great!
• The Willink School wins an internatio­nal award
• Council refutes ‘bribery’ claims over solar farm
• NWN Over 80s Parcel appeal is in full swing
• Lighting the way for female footballer­s
• PM has done so much harm in so little time
• LRIE needs updating – let’s do it properly
• MP should vote no confidence in Truss
• This council meeting was a complete mess
• It’s wrong to accuse us of being dismissive
• This half-baked fiscal plan is not responsibl­e
• Town pigeons may need culling again
• Boy band play for mental health
• ‘Granny flat’ mobile home is granted
• Union campaign ‘saved care home’
• Wildflower plan threatened by climate change
• ‘Unique’ plans for town centre micropub
• Revised travellers site plans are submitted
• The best story to tell
• Thatcham Festival fun all over the weekend
• Outstandin­g 33-year service
• Colour of roof tiles put extension in jeopardy
• Residents urged to comment before 140-home plan goes to public inquiry
• Kit is delighted to be Education Secretary
• Free business support for farmers
• Top three considerat­ions for growing or setting up your business
• HR expert Katie helps businesses to thrive
• Key to unlocking the door to your child’s first home
• Sovereign supports 16 projects through The Good Exchange
• South East business confidence sees biggest rise of UK regions
• Get maths confident with West Berkshire Training Consortium
• Insolvency body urges firms to seek help
• Authoritie­s in £50m bid for new projects
• On Your Marks... Thatcham digger operator wins award
• Third of workers feel undervalue­d
• Renegade is saddling up for Oktoberfes­t
• VW Commercial’s all-electric ID. Buzz Cargo hits the road
• UK driving behaviours changing
• Waiting list for new properties
• FARM BLOG: Just a spoonful of additive helps methane go down…
• Rowe Court arsonist handed life sentence
• Chilling voice notes and CCTV footage
• ‘I thought I was dead’
• Autumn arrives in blaze of colour
• The season of the deer is upon us
• Meet the real batman
• How can I be paid to use my appliances off-peak?
• Fir Tree meets UNICEF Rights Silver standard
• Camp reaches its limit
• The Watermill’s first costume and props jumble sale
• Recital showcases glory of restored organ
• Who potted the prizes?
• This blues trio was something special
• Good times for the Bongolian
• If you missed them before, now’s your chance
• Robert Harris talks about new novel at festival
• Sparkling return for musical theatre
• Top comedy at the Gap
• Actors in the zone
• Ever yone’s favourite caterpilla­r wriggles into town
• Buying frenzy ahead of another rise in interest rate
• Tax expert urges HMRC to increase car mileage rates
• Focus is revamped and ready to roll
• Forbes in rich vein of form for Northworx
• Romeo settles for a point against Southall
• Crusaders are on Claudio nine
• Tadley are all right without Wright
• Ladies’ losing streak continues at Reading
• West Berks Central Sevens promotion
• Walters and Wehrle clinch salver
• Kennet celebrate successful season
• Idles beat Irons in derby decider
• Darby’s day as debutant stars
• As it stands, Royals are right in the promotion mix
• Spirited Stags lose out to Rams’ second-half onslaught
• A long, old course to win for Andrew
• Relieved Robinson hails new boys
• Balding lands Dewhurst win

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