In this week's Newbury Weekly News

Victims are told that they face a trial for their 'crimes' and for every £100 paid to ‘Ukash’ every listed ‘crime’ would be erased.
In other news, motorists in Newbury will need a mobile phone and credit/debit card at the ready for a cashless parking scheme being introduced by West Berkshire Council.
The first roads to have Pay By Phone only charging will be Newtown Road (north of St John’s Road), the Old Bath Road (south side), Faraday Road, Ampere Road, Fleming Road, Marconi Road and Kelvin Road.
Meanwhile, Greenham Common Trust has announced their new man to head up its business park and charitable grants.
Chris Boulton, aged 50, was chosen from 150 applicants to replace the outgoing chief executive, Stuart Tagg, by the board of directors and spoke exclusively to the NWN about his excitement for getting into the role.
Elsewhere, four MBE’s and a CBE were awarded locally in the 2014 Queen’s Birthday Honours – including an MBE for a retired Newbury GP – and only a week after a Mortimer Community Group learnt it had achieved a South East Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service.
This week's edition also includes a voting form for our Top of the Tots competition.
As always, there’s also a round-up of the week’s entertainment and sport, and of course this week’s £25 free fuel giveaway.
All this plus more in the Newbury Weekly News, on sale every Thursday.