Monthly Archives: July 2021
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Danbury Fair Mall marks Newbury’s last comic book store
It happens comic book lovers! Get ready for “a wicked and fun pop culture emporium” when Connecticut’s new Newbury Comics store opens in the Danbury Fair ... -
Windsor City Council supporters slam Tories for stalled plans
CAMPAIGNS slammed the ruling conservatives decision to block plans for a Windsor City Council (WTC) as “pathetic” and “poor”. But they remain hopeful that this is ... -
Pelosi decides to block Trump allies from January 6 committee
The Speaker of the United States House of Representatives rejects two Republicans nominated by Republican House Leader Kevin McCarthy to sit on a committee to investigate ... -
Berkshire region coronavirus infection rate exceeds 570 cases per 100,000 people
There has been another significant increase in overnight coronavirus cases in the county, with a new record of positive tests, according to the latest figures released ... -
Things are growing with West Newbury Garden Club | Local News
WEST NEWBURY – For 85 years, the West Newbury Garden Club, founded in 1936 at the height of the Great Depression, has been dedicated to promoting ... -
Local map of the Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead near the finish line
The Royal Borough’s master plan is near the finish line – and residents can have a say in finalizing it. The council announced the latest round ... -
Carl Woods Instagram posts banned for failing to include ad disclosure
The advertising watchdog has banned influencer Carl Woods’ posts for clothing brand Engage after failing to disclose that they were advertisements. Woods, the boyfriend of former ... -
More than 8,000 Windsor and Maidenhead residents could lose lifeline of universal credit boost
More than 8,000 people in Windsor and Maidenhead could lose “vital” funding as the government prepares to remove a pandemic-inspired benefit increase. As of March 2020, ... -
Wokingham Council offers support to German twin city following heavy flooding
THE COUNCILORS urge residents to donate to sister city of Wokingham in Germany after flooding devastated the area. Erftstadt, a German town twinned with Wokingham since ... -
Putting beauty at the heart of planning will end community objections – Jenrick
The coronavirus pandemic has pushed the government to provide “more and better housing” in a way that is “more urgent and important than ever,” the Housing ...
