Newbury Weekly News - 2024-04-25

• Family hospitalis­ed in sewage discharge mess
• M4 closed this weekend for bridge repairs
• Watership Down: Crunch time for 360-homes plan
• Killer tells of moment he mowed down victim
• Nurse retires after 50 years of service
• Major upgrade at AWE Aldermasto­n
• Meeting called following more showground traffic problems
• Marathon marvels raise
• Isabel runs into friends in London
• Antonia’s tribute to the people who saved her life
• Camp Hopson store is bucking the trend
• Suspended sentence for throttling wife
• Kilimanjar­o challenge a tribute to mother
• Thames Water must pay for the clean up
• The 30-day café challenge
• MP backs retail crime crackdown
• Highclere Castle Battle Proms is back – and better than ever
• Don’t try to deflect from Government role
• Care more for Ratty and Toad than Tories
• Many people had a role in the CIL scandal
• I would bring sense to red tape and parking
• I will start campaignin­g on local issues if I must
• Why Mrs Thatcher wouldn’t vote for these
• EU should be honest with citizens over intent
• We had a poor deal with EU and paid dearly for it
• Mayor throws hat in the ring
• Happy lambing time at Foxglove Farm
• Dead bees are ‘not down to spraying’
• Community unites to make town a greener place to live
• Song and dance at Spring Performanc­e
• 20mph zone for Theale
• Meet your candidates
• Deepfake legislatio­n sends clear message
• St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School
• Pied Piper Preschool is both fun and nurturing
• Tigers Day Nursery
• Elstree School Nursery and Pre-Prep
• Matildos Lithuanian Language School
• BANK HOLIDAY
• Countrysid­e has plenty in reserve
• Topic of the month: Distance
• Matthew William George Stratton
• West Berks the safest place to drive
• Boy finds buried treasure
• Feel good folk at ACE
• Search for Hampshire poet is over
• Sad songs are the happiest
• Portrait of an unelected fascist
• Big hit chick flicks send-upnd
• Five walking men arrive at Blenheim
• She really rocks
• Bones of the Disappeare­d
• Sari Schorr: Force of nature
• What The Watermill does best
• Raffle to win sold out Al Murray gig tickets
• Have you an annexe for an actor?
• Demand for housing continues to outstrip supply
• C40 is recharged and ready to roll
• Cameron’s at the double as Tadley take a step closer to title
• Thorne strikes twice to seal place in play-offs
• Town’s skeleton crew star when the Chips are down
• Tina’s a winter wonder at West Berks
• A game too far as Crusaders’ play-off hopes are ended
• Ice-cool Thorne kicks Blues into semi-finals
• Pace ace Small’s a big hit
• Lewis set to clean up after rollercoas­ter campaign
• Catherine steers Robinsons to final-day victory
• St Mary’s hit the front in title race
• Metal Merchant springs to victory in Flat opener
• National award for unsung hero Ian
• Tadley looking to make history
• Buzzing Blues bid for final place

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