In this week's NWN

More confusion over bin collections, outdoor spectacles and a warning over an attempted abduction

IN this week's Newbury Weekly News the row over bin collections rumbles on as the Government moves to re-introduce weekly waste collections two weeks after West Berkshire Council said it plans to drop the service.

Elsewhere hazardous roof asbestos was found in broad daylight in the middle of the road in Newbury, pick up a copy of this week's edition to read the full story.

The inquest of a Tadley teenager killed while on holiday found that Robert Sebbage was killed unlawfully, this week's edition contains the full verdict.

A text message warning of an attempted abduction has reportedly been sent to parents in Woolhampton and Brimpton.

Police are investigating a separate incident elsewhere in the district.

We have a full page spread of the latest outdoor event to thrill visitors to Newbury's Market Place; Page Blanche, in which spectators were treated to the spectacle of works of art being destroyed.

All the usual features, listings and music news and reviews run across packed arts pages.

With many more pages of sport and news across the districts, pick up your copy of this week's Newbury News today.