In this week's Newbury Weekly News...

Former Thatcham parish vicar, Rev Peter Jarvis, denies 12 charges relating to four children - two girls and two boys - aged from 12 upwards.
Also this week, Newbury MP Richard Benyon has said that his family firm were left with little choice but to pull the plug on its involvement with the New Era estate in Hoxton, east London.
Last week, the Benyon Estate - which is run by the MP’s brother Edward - informed tenants that it was selling its nine per cent shareholding in the consortium which owns the New Era estate and would be withdrawing from managing the property.
The decision comes following a row over the consortium’s decision to raise tenants rent prices.
In other news, fears have surfaced on the possibility of lorries carrying radio-active waste through Theale and Burghfield.
It follows the launch of a four month public consultation on five proposed sites to store decommissioned nuclear submarine waste – including AWE Aldermaston and Burghfield, where the nation’s nuclear deterrent, Trident, is manufactured and maintained.
Meanwhile, don’t forget to see if we snapped you with Pudsey in our annual Children in Need coverage!
Once again, West Berkshire went above and beyond to raise funds for the cause, and we have run with three pages dedicated to your photographs and fundraising totals.
In this week’s commemorative coverage of the First World War, we’ll be looking at some of the men from Great Shefford who fought in the conflict.
Among them was Edward Pike, who was accidently killed while carrying out a task on board his warship in 1917. Twenty-five years later his younger brother Charles was killed in a naval engagement during the Second World War.
As always, there’s also a roundup of the week’s entertainment and sport, and of course this week’s £25 free fuel giveaway.
Your free edition of our monthly magazine Out & About will also be inside, and you can find out how you can send your letter and Christmas wish list to the big man in red as part of our Dear Santa supplement.
All this, plus more, in the Newbury Weekly News, on sale every Thursday.