Newbury Weekly News - 2022-11-10

• Council hit by budget shortfall of extra £9m
• Parcel gifts lift the spirits of over-80s
• Knock back for Eagle Quarter
• Sting snares child sex predator
• Waterside Centre opening champions young people
• Offering thanks for life of late Queen
• Watermill reeling after government withdraws support
• MP’s bid to keep racing in a single constituen­cy fails
• Paedophile wins a delay in sentencing
• New girls team off to a flier
• Waterside Centre will enrich the lives of children in West Berks
• Lions fireworks are the ‘best yet’
• ‘Utter chaos’ at Newbury Showground fireworks
• Let Rishi get on with his important job
• This is no democracy – it is a bureaucrac­y
• Climate emergency is not a Tory priority
• Cut council losses on new football ground
• Progress on net zero is not as presented
• Residents in favour of widening vital footway
• Rural crime on the increase
• Flat conversion plan rejected
• Cycle safety to the fore in proposed road changes
• Partners relaunch 70s movie thriller
• Slovak writer reveals all
• Campaign to raise £60k for youth skate ramp
• Young filmmakers walk the red carpet
• Enter business awards!
• LAT Water features in Heathrow impact study
• Capital Gains Tax on separation and divorce
• Pete has the recipe for successful gin business
• Improving internal service to create external excellence
• Society urging people to talk about money and pensions
• Are you restricted on your future employment options?
• Business confidence in the SE falls to lowest in the UK
• AWE creates 12 new jobs for STEM profession­als
• Melody’s dream becomes reality thanks to WBTC
• Warning over rising tide of liquidatio­ns
• Neil takes over from father at Grundon
• Ross Brooke is in Power Index
• Five tips to avoid a winter breakdown
• Bicester Heritage revs up to reach its full occupancy
• Plenty of tenants but more property needed
• FARM BLOG: Countrysid­e access can come at a cost to wildlife
• New garden of Remembranc­e
• Autumn storms catch us napping
• Rights – and wrongs – of rambling
• Charities discuss ways to help the community
• Replica Lancaster Bomber cockpit could fetch £150k at auction
• Bumper harvest
• Firework night fright
• Joust about ar t
• Craft your Christmas with Dragons’ Sara
• Changing the canvas
• That’s Christmas sor ted
• A bit of that old Steph magic
• The City’s histor y fused in stained glass
• Rising star guest soloist for NSO’s Elgar Cello Concer to
• Rebuilding a life torn apart by war
• Two Irish, an American and Englishman go into a bar...
• Sensor y adventure heads out on tour of schools
• Rising interest rates will slow down housing market
• WASHCO ‘heroes’ clean up at laundry awards
• Reach for the sky in Ferrari 296 GTB
• Homesick Tadley out of sorts on the road
• Goals galore in Goring thriller
• Misery for Crusaders in narrow Hemel loss
• ‘Exciting’ challenge for new chairman Paul
• Williams shows her mettle in fine Steel showing as netball returns
• Dickson sets Irish record
• Thatcham are on the up after Swindon win
• Newbury’s late blues
• Josie races to opening victory
• Thatcham Jeffernaut­s show no mercy to Spartans in demolition
• Nicholls targets Coral Gold Cup
• Superb ladies are unbeatable
• Local teams, beware the curse of BBC’s Tim Dellor
• Crusaders go clear at top
• Bell central to England future

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