Don't miss this week's NWN

Town centre battles, It's a Knockout, Facebook wars and Battle Proms

IN this week's Newbury Weekly News read the full story of a violent battle between police and early morning weekend revellers in the town centre as groups turned on each other as well as the officers trying to contain them.

Elsewhere West Berkshire Council's social services team finds itself under pressure again after a mother was sentenced for what a senior police officer described as the worst case of child neglect he had seen.

In a hugely colourful feature this week we are asking, “Where are they now?” as we attempt to reunite the members of the 1976 It's a Knockout team which won the British heats and the international version Jeux Sans Frontières.

A two-page spread reminisces over the feats of the team and asks you to help us try and put them back together.

This week we also have four full-colour pages of pictures from the Battle Proms, pick up a copy to see if you are pictures in amongst the pomp and ceremony of the event.

Our summer giveaways also continue, and not only can you win a free £50 fuel voucher this week you can put yourself in the running to win a free Kindle.

New movie Captain America is reviewed as part of our packed arts pages with much more on music, theatre and everything else going on in your area.

In sport the football season kicks off this weekend and Reading's first game is featured in our in-depth guide to the season.

This week's Newbury Weekly News has something for everyone, go out and get yourself a copy.

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