Newbury Weekly News - 2022-10-27

• Heritage body blasts Eagle Quarter plans
• Blue plaque honours Thatcham bomb victim
• Appeal to locate Kiwi and Pippi
• Driver fled after police chase
• Petition is launched to save town’s swans
• Customer service award for building society
• Refugees unite in online event
• ‘Hedgehogs are disappeari­ng’
• Neon Starlight Hike in memory of loved ones
• Failed bid for underpass CCTV
• Pond Close homes appeal succeeds
• Tri-service fire station opening
• Costume drama!
• Wash Water homes plan scaled down
• I share your frustratio­ns over the melodramas of the Tory Party
• Newbury MP launches bid to safeguard constituen­cy
• Get bidding for a chance to become a high-flier
• Get set for a frightfull­y good night
• Local MPs miss out in cabinet reshuffle
• This is not the way of responsibl­e politician­s
• UK is in chaos with its reputation in tatters
• Procedures of council meetings are arcane
• This pitch was never an enhanced replacemen­t
• Activist invited to talk by environmen­t group
• New Constable sworn in by Town & Manor
• Paul’s invited to Parliament
• Planners reject village pub’s security fence
• It’s playtime for all
• Planning policy may thwart school building
• Library funding is a ‘political game’
• Get your garden buzzing!
• Village project to green up Compton
• Please kill your speed
• Support for military children
• Lions fireworks spectacula­r
• Man fined for dumping waste
• Avian flu is here to stay
• Autumn storms leave me thunderstr­uck
• Resident outwits the insulation scammers
• Girl shot by brother
• Quilting now a flourishin­g craft
• Squeals of delight for Eric Carle’s magical beasts
• What a talent
• Red aler t
• An illustrato­r in the making
• Steeleye Span at 50
• Germ of a murderous idea
• Livestream jazz gigs
• Grandmothe­r’s footsteps
• Home truths from Highclere Castle
• New Yorker a real force of nature
• How to make your move as smooth as possible
• ‘Rising star’ Tim scoops top industry accolade
• Impressive T-Roc is back on a roll
• Tadley out of the Vase after shootout defeat
• Charles conquers wasteful Crusaders
• Romeo in the market
• David raises the Barr as Woolton Hill Wolverines win
• Purple patch for red hot Newbury Blues
• McAvoy: There’s much more still to come
• Mumco’s the main man
• Max powers to victory in Flat season finale
• Canoeists are a top 10 hit in finals
• There’s a Long way to go but the Royals are smiling
• Scott is free to keep going
• It’s a Shaw thing for badminton leaders
• Dan’s delight at Blues revival
• Robinson won’t stop believing

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