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Villagers welcome opening of new Aldermaston footpath

29 November 2012
Villagers welcome opening of new Aldermaston footpath

Villagers welcome opening of new Aldermaston footpath

29 November 2012

MORE than 200 walkers, cyclists, dog walkers and villagers gathered on Sunday, November 25, to celebrate the opening of a new footpath and cycleway between…


Hungerford traders criticise street ‘chuggers’

26 November 2012
Hungerford traders criticise street ‘chuggers’

Hungerford traders criticise street ‘chuggers’

26 November 2012

FACE-to face fundraisers, dubbed by some ‘chuggers’ - short for ‘charity muggers’ - have been approaching Hungerford shoppers. A team wearing orange,…


Move over Granny Smith – Granny Shan has arrived

26 November 2012
Move over Granny Smith – Granny Shan has arrived

Move over Granny Smith – Granny Shan has arrived

26 November 2012

A NEWBURY woman has had a rare apple tree named after her. The Newbury apple tree, called Granny Shan after Shannon Carr of Queens Road, has been propagated…


Theft from grave adds to Hungerford family’s distress

24 November 2012
Theft from grave adds to Hungerford family’s distress

Theft from grave adds to Hungerford family’s distress

24 November 2012

A BEREAVED Hungerford father has told of the pain caused by thieves who stole wind chimes from his son’s grave. The issue was also raised at a meeting…


Vodafone’s message to staff via the great white telephone ...

23 November 2012
Vodafone’s message to staff via the great white telephone ...

Vodafone’s message to staff via the great white telephone ...

23 November 2012

HOW’S this for a novel way of communicating with the workforce? Vodafone bosses pasted these uncompromising messages on the ‘big white telephone’ in staff…


Family heartbreak over daughter's death

22 November 2012
Family heartbreak over daughter's death

Family heartbreak over daughter's death

22 November 2012

A NEWBURY teenager who hanged herself may have meant her actions as a desperate cry for help, an inquest heard yesterday (Wednesday). Fourteen-year-old…


Thatcham man jailed for child sex offences

22 November 2012
Thatcham man jailed for child sex offences

Thatcham man jailed for child sex offences

22 November 2012

A THATCHAM man has been jailed for a child sex offence. Thirty-five-year-old Sean Blandford, of Orchard Court, was sentenced to a total of six years and…


Inkpen Primary School is good overall, says Ofsted

21 November 2012
Inkpen Primary School is good overall, says Ofsted

Inkpen Primary School is good overall, says Ofsted

21 November 2012

INKPEN Primary School has reason to celebrate this week after receiving a largely glowing report from Ofsted. The watchdog rated the school as ‘good’…


Concerns grow over High Street building

19 November 2012
Concerns grow over High Street building

Concerns grow over High Street building

19 November 2012

ONE of Hungerford High Street’s distinctive buildings is so neglected it could become a serious public safety risk, town mayor Martin Crane has warned.…


Former mayor's big band concert for stroke funds

18 November 2012
Former mayor's big band concert for stroke funds

Former mayor's big band concert for stroke funds

18 November 2012

FORMER Hungerford mayor Chris Jennings is organising a ‘big band’ concert to raise funds for a local stroke-related charity. Mrs Jennings, who lives in…


Stansfeld is region's new Police and Crime Commissioner

16 November 2012
Stansfeld is region's new Police and Crime Commissioner

Stansfeld is region's new Police and Crime Commissioner

16 November 2012

CONSERVATIVE Anthony Stansfeld is to be Thames Valley Police’s new Police and Crime Commissioner. He got 18,227 of the second preference votes compared…


Police commissioner election goes to second vote

16 November 2012
Police commissioner election goes to second vote

Police commissioner election goes to second vote

16 November 2012

WEST Berkshire councillor Anthony Stansfeld has polled the most votes in the first round of counting in the Thames Valley police and crime commissioner…


Benyon declines to back beer tax campaign

16 November 2012
Benyon declines to back beer tax campaign

Benyon declines to back beer tax campaign

16 November 2012

RICHARD Benyon has declined to back calls for abandoning beer tax hikes to help save local pubs. But he defended his record on supporting local hostelries.West…


Ethical produce couple launch planning appeal

15 November 2012
Ethical produce couple launch planning appeal

Ethical produce couple launch planning appeal

15 November 2012

A COUPLE living a low carbon lifestyle selling ethically reared produce have launched a last-ditch appeal against refusal of planning permission. Her…


Hungerford edition on sale today

15 November 2012
Hungerford edition on sale today

Hungerford edition on sale today

15 November 2012

IN THE Hungerford edition of your Newbury Weekly News this week, face-to-face fundraisers - dubbed ‘chuggers’ - are causing a stir on the High Street.…


This week's NWN on sale now

15 November 2012
This week's NWN on sale now

This week's NWN on sale now

15 November 2012

IN YOUR Newbury Weekly News this week the family of a murder victim speaks out as his killers are jailed for life. In other news,a teenager has been charged…


Councillors' defiance over travellers' site could cost taxpayers

15 November 2012
Councillors' defiance over travellers' site could cost taxpayers

Councillors' defiance over travellers' site could cost taxpayers

15 November 2012

TAXPAYERS could end up footing the bill for a costly planning appeal after councillors defied their own officers and rejected plans for a travellers’…


Newbury woman's Indian charity odyssey

15 November 2012
Newbury woman's Indian charity odyssey

Newbury woman's Indian charity odyssey

15 November 2012

A NEWBURY woman has swapped the comfort and safety of home to work with starving street children in Delhi, India. Donna Moore, a floating support worker…


Murderers: families speak out as brothers jailed for life

15 November 2012
Murderers: families speak out as brothers jailed for life

Murderers: families speak out as brothers jailed for life

15 November 2012

AS TWO Thatcham brothers began life sentences for murder this week, the family of the victim told of their anguish. Darren Lock, aged 38, bled to death…


Father took own life after treatment he craved was denied

12 November 2012
Father took own life after treatment he craved was denied

Father took own life after treatment he craved was denied

12 November 2012

A BUSINESSMAN carried out his threat to kill himself with a knife to his heart after being refused hospital admission for depression, an inquest heard…


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