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Ofsted gives credit for Lambourn improvement

11 March 2013
Ofsted gives credit for Lambourn improvement

Ofsted gives credit for Lambourn improvement

11 March 2013

LAMBOURN Primary School has cause to celebrate after Ofsted inspectors rated it as ‘good’ . They cited the headteacher Andrew Higgs’ leadership, vision…


Co-op's £10,000 for Lambourn

11 March 2013
Co-op's £10,000 for Lambourn

Co-op's £10,000 for Lambourn

11 March 2013

THE SOUTHERN Co-operative store in Lambourn is offering local organisations and charities the opportunity to bid for up to £10,000 with the launch of…


Hungerford hosts sci-fi premiere

10 March 2013
Hungerford hosts sci-fi premiere

Hungerford hosts sci-fi premiere

10 March 2013

Forget the recent Academy Awards; the movie event of the season will be in Hungerford next week when young filmmaker Drew Casson will be hosting the premiere…


Benyon: TV chef 'missing big picture' in fish fight

09 March 2013
Benyon: TV chef 'missing big picture' in fish fight

Benyon: TV chef 'missing big picture' in fish fight

09 March 2013

NEWBURY MP Richard Benyon has challenged TV chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall to “see the bigger picture” in a public spat over marine conservation zones.…


BBOWT condemns summer badger cull

09 March 2013
BBOWT condemns summer badger cull

BBOWT condemns summer badger cull

09 March 2013

THE BERKS, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) has condemned the Government’s decision to go ahead with a six-week badger cull this summer. The cull,…


Police urge locals: 'if you see anything suspicious, call in'

08 March 2013
Police urge locals: 'if you see anything suspicious, call in'

Police urge locals: 'if you see anything suspicious, call in'

08 March 2013

A RURAL crime wave is sweeping West Berkshire - and yesterday (Wednesday), police appealed for public help in stemming the tide. Neighbourhood officers…


Families angered by grave clearances

07 March 2013
Families angered by grave clearances

Families angered by grave clearances

07 March 2013

SOME bereaved families are up in arms over Lambourn Parish Council’s clearance of “unauthorised” items from graves. Anger has been fuelled by a heap of…


Thatcham tiling company boss jailed for fiddling company accounts

07 March 2013
Thatcham tiling company boss jailed for fiddling company accounts

Thatcham tiling company boss jailed for fiddling company accounts

07 March 2013

THE BOSS of a Thatcham tiling company has been jailed for fiddling company accounts. Forty-five-year-old Robert Nixon, of Gould Close, Newbury, a director…


Man with learning difficulties jumped to his death

06 March 2013
Man with learning difficulties jumped to his death

Man with learning difficulties jumped to his death

06 March 2013

A LONG-term resident of a Purley care home jumped to his death from his balcony, an inquest heard on Wednesday. The hearing in Newbury Town Hall was told…


Hungerford author to jet to Lithuania to solve UFO mystery

06 March 2013
Hungerford author to jet to Lithuania to solve UFO mystery

Hungerford author to jet to Lithuania to solve UFO mystery

06 March 2013

A HUNGERFORD author believes he has solved an international mystery variously attributed to UFOs, a military cover-up or a radiation leak. Now Keith McCloskey…


Men arrested following Hungerford Arcade raid

02 March 2013
Men arrested following Hungerford Arcade raid

Men arrested following Hungerford Arcade raid

02 March 2013

BURGLARS smashed their way in to Hungerford Arcade at the weekend, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. The drama happened just before midnight…


Warning over Kintbury crime wave

01 March 2013
Warning over Kintbury crime wave

Warning over Kintbury crime wave

01 March 2013

KINTBURY residents have been warned to secure their homes and belongings following a sudden spate of thefts and break-ins. Police are currently appealing…


Flooding: Thames Water holds drop-in session today

01 March 2013
Flooding: Thames Water holds drop-in session today

Flooding: Thames Water holds drop-in session today

01 March 2013

LAMBOURN residents have been invited to get answers on sewer flooding today (Friday). Thames Water is staging an all day drop-in session for people affected…


Farm manager took own life suffering from depression after losing job

28 February 2013
Farm manager took own life suffering from depression after losing job

Farm manager took own life suffering from depression after losing job

28 February 2013

A “VERY experienced” farm manager took his own life after his contract was terminated by a “demanding” estate owner, an inquest heard yesterday (Wednesday).…


John O'Gaunt rising to Ofsted challenges

26 February 2013
John O'Gaunt rising to Ofsted challenges

John O'Gaunt rising to Ofsted challenges

26 February 2013

JOHN O’Gaunt Community Technology College is rising to new challenges set by Ofsted, an interim report has found. Her Majesty’s Inspector Christine Raeside…


Aldbourne spearheads pioneering ‘pocket orchards’ project

19 February 2013
Aldbourne spearheads pioneering ‘pocket orchards’ project

Aldbourne spearheads pioneering ‘pocket orchards’ project

19 February 2013

ALDBOURNE is spearheading a pioneering ‘pocket orchards’ project. As well as further beautifying the village, it aims to provide nectar for the hives…


Two arrested for British Legion break-ins

18 February 2013
Two arrested for British Legion break-ins

Two arrested for British Legion break-ins

18 February 2013

TWO people have been arrested in connection with two burglaries at the Royal British Legion club in Lambourn. The first break-in happened on September…


'Hey, folks - I made it to the top!'

18 February 2013
'Hey, folks - I made it to the top!'

'Hey, folks - I made it to the top!'

18 February 2013

A MOTHER of four battled crippling altitude sickness to reach the summit of Mount Kilimajaro. Lis Allen is the toast of colleagues at the Hungerford Athena…


West Berks school meals being tested for horsemeat

15 February 2013
West Berks school meals being tested for horsemeat

West Berks school meals being tested for horsemeat

15 February 2013

TESTS for horsemeat are being carried out on West Berkshire school meals, the Newbury Weekly News can reveal. As well as labelling issues, the current…


Rambler spotted – wearing only a smile

15 February 2013
Rambler spotted – wearing only a smile

Rambler spotted – wearing only a smile

15 February 2013

IT MAY be brass monkey weather but for Steve Gough – better known as Britain’s Naked Rambler – it’s always nice out .The eccentric former Royal Marine…


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