Newbury Weekly News - 2022-11-17

• Inspection by Ofsted is branded ‘disturbing’
• Charity chief steps down after 22 years
• Woman hit by HGV on the A34
• Violent stalker a threat to women
• Still time to give to our Over 80s’ appeal
• Ukrainian students share their stories
• The show goes on but ‘scaled back’
• MP’s Question Time with Trinity students
• Churches launch warm hubs to help those in need this winter
• Toy appeal expects a surge in demand
• MP’s support for ‘jewel of a theatre’
• Theatre trip sparks fond memories for Rosemary
• Educafé shortliste­d for community award
• Couple meet up with special support dog
• Heavenly host of wines
• Nursery’s special anniversar­y guest
• We need a 40mph limit to stop incidents
• Will landowners and farmers back access?
• Some good news on Thatcham chemists
• We must do more on antisocial behaviour
• Activists are initially hated, but later feted
• Veterans recall years of service
• Thousands join solemn parade
• Piper leads village parade
• Woolton Hill turns out in respect
• Services honour fallen villagers
• Seven objections to Mini expansion plans
• The end of an era as family car dealer announces closure
• Doubt over allotments future
• Town council objects to plan for micropub
• It’s all change at The Wheatsheaf
• Rotarians celebrate 40th anniversar­y
• Chapel Street developmen­t ‘overpoweri­ng’
• Jake’s big toy sale raises hundreds for food bank
• Boy builds new village hall entirely out of Lego
• Fang-tastic fundraiser
• Treasure hunters dig for historic artefacts
• Parish councils object to 270-home developmen­t
• Homes plan sparks A339 safety concern
• Council seeks views on forthcomin­g action plan
• When are our bank holidays in 2023?
• Peter Addison Denny 1939 - 2022
• Mum’s traffic protest
• ‘Truly excellent young company’
• Back on track with the Dogs
• Future sounds
• The Archivist’s Tale
• Music fit for our Queen
• New Era gives directors a go
• Happy to be an ‘oddball illustrato­r’
• Ellie’s one to watch so catch her at Har well
• The rise and fall of the Cravens
• Don’t forget to check the details over joint ownership
• Economic uncertaint­y is leading to staff concerns
• On the right Trail for adventure
• Paggies produce FA Sunday Cup heroics
• Kingsclere Ladies’ slump continues
• Shock defeat for out of sorts Burghfield
• Goalscorer Conor’s a Thorne in Alton’s side
• Jones and Cross in-form as Royals rule
• Dan’s the man in Hungerford triumph
• Annetts to take on the world
• Kennet Ladies come from behind to see off Saints
• Jones is the word as West Isley beat Thatcham in Pembroke Cup
• Two wins for Hungerford
• Butler serves up a double
• Newbury men are hit for six
• Time for a well-earned break for Paul Ince’s Royals
• Family tribute pays off in New Zealand
• Crusaders back to winning ways

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