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Time called on Rising Sun at Stockcross

Time called on Rising Sun at Stockcross

Time called on Rising Sun at Stockcross

11 June 2014

TIME has temporarily been called on The Rising Sun in Stockcross, West Berkshire Brewery have confirmed.The brewery, who own the pub, said it made the…


Bradfield road due to re-open later today

Bradfield road due to re-open later today

Bradfield road due to re-open later today

10 June 2014

A BRADFIELD road is due to re-open later today (Tuesday), after a coach collision last Thursday (June 5) closed the road for five days, for repairs. Ashampstead…


Can you help with First World War information?

Can you help with First World War information?

Can you help with First World War information?

10 June 2014

THE Newbury Weekly News is compiling a supplement to commemorate the centenary of the First World War. We have been going through our archives and, with…


Mother and daughter don Teletubbies costumes to climb Mount Snowdon

Mother and daughter don Teletubbies costumes to climb Mount Snowdon

Mother and daughter don Teletubbies costumes to climb Mount Snowdon

10 June 2014

A MOTHER and daughter from West Berkshire have embarked on an unsusual adventure - by climbing one of the UK’s highest peaks dressed up as characters…


Tadley family fly to Greece to hear appeal

Tadley family fly to Greece to hear appeal

Tadley family fly to Greece to hear appeal

10 June 2014

A TADLEY family flew out to Greece today (Tuesday) to hear the appeal into the six-year jail sentence given to the taxi driver convicted of their son’s…


Floods aftermath delays Lido opening

Floods aftermath delays Lido opening

Floods aftermath delays Lido opening

10 June 2014

DELAYS to groundwater works are currently preventing the Northcroft lido from opening.Northcroft Leisure Centre says it has been pumping groundwater out…


Newbury businesses expecting World Cup boost

Newbury businesses expecting World Cup boost

Newbury businesses expecting World Cup boost

10 June 2014

BUSINESSES in Newbury are expected to net a boost in trade as a result of this year’s FIFA World Cup. Newbury accountants and business advisers James…


Firefighters tackle kitchen fires in Frilsham and Membury Services

Firefighters tackle kitchen fires in Frilsham and Membury Services

Firefighters tackle kitchen fires in Frilsham and Membury Services

09 June 2014

NEWBURY firefighters were called out to two kitchen fires today (Monday) in Frilsham and also at Membury Services, off the M4 near Hungerford. Watch manager…


A4 London Road closure in place this week

A4 London Road closure in place this week

A4 London Road closure in place this week

09 June 2014

AFTER rush hour roadworks in Newbury last week, drivers are to face further traffic diversions this week. The London Road from the Robin Hood roundabout…


Thames Water to pay £86 million package

Thames Water to pay £86 million package

Thames Water to pay £86 million package

09 June 2014

THAMES Water is to pay customers an £86 million package after it misreported sewer flooding data in 2010. An Ofwat investigation found that the company…


Thirty protesters currently blocking all entrances to AWE Burghfield

Thirty protesters currently blocking all entrances to AWE Burghfield

Thirty protesters currently blocking all entrances to AWE Burghfield

09 June 2014

TWO anti-nuclear campaigners have been arrested today (Monday) following a blockade of the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) in Burghfield, preventing…


Community order for homophobic assault

Community order for homophobic assault

Community order for homophobic assault

09 June 2014

A NEWBURY sales assistant was subjected to a homophobic onslaught in which he was spat upon and abused, town magistrates heard. His tormentor, an “intelligent…


Thatcham primary school makes Ofsted progress

Thatcham primary school makes Ofsted progress

Thatcham primary school makes Ofsted progress

09 June 2014

FRANCIS Baily Primary School is making improvements, Ofsted inspectors have said. The visit on May 9 was the first monitoring inspection since the Skillman…


Newbury volunteer overcomes odds to scoop national award

Newbury volunteer overcomes odds to scoop national award

Newbury volunteer overcomes odds to scoop national award

09 June 2014

A VOLUNTEER at a Newbury town centre charity shop has triumphed over personal odds, to scoop a national award. Hannah Smith, aged 24, a volunteer with…


Newbury MP criticises Thames Water's 'poor communication'

Newbury MP criticises Thames Water's 'poor communication'

Newbury MP criticises Thames Water's 'poor communication'

09 June 2014

THAMES Water is being held to account for its “poor communication and deficiency in following up complaints” in response to the recent flooding crisis…


Watermill Summer Fair is 'England at its best'

Watermill Summer Fair is 'England at its best'

Watermill Summer Fair is 'England at its best'

09 June 2014

A CROWD of around one thousand people raised about £7,000 for The Watermill theatre, Bagnor, on Sunday at its annual summer fair. The event offered family…


Peace Forum founder challenges Boko Haram on its home turf

Peace Forum founder challenges Boko Haram on its home turf

Peace Forum founder challenges Boko Haram on its home turf

09 June 2014

A THATCHAM man has told how he defied the advice of friends to risk his life on a peace mission to the heart of Boko Haram territory in Nigeria. The terrorist…


Youth unemployment figures down by more than 50% in district

Youth unemployment figures down by more than 50% in district

Youth unemployment figures down by more than 50% in district

08 June 2014

THE number of young people out of work in West Berkshire has fallen by more than 50 per cent in the past 12 months, bucking the national trend which shows…


Lovely Labrador seeks energetic match

Lovely Labrador seeks energetic match

Lovely Labrador seeks energetic match

08 June 2014

A LABRADOR dog is hoping to meet his match with an energetic new owner, who can give him a fresh start, in a new home. Nicki Barrow, Manager at Dogs Trust,…


Pastors help clean up the streets

Pastors help clean up the streets

Pastors help clean up the streets

08 June 2014

AN organisation which offers late-night revellers a prayer, a pair of flipflops or just a lollipop has helped cut antisocial behaviour in Newbury. The…


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