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VICTORIA PARK UPCOMING EVENTS

TOWN COUNCIL CONSULTS THE PUBLIC ON LOAN FOR NEW CAFÉ IN VICTORIA PARK

TOWN COUNCIL SUPPORT LOCAL CHARITIES

NEWBURY TOWN MAYOR MAKING 2021

OVER 150 SUMMER HANGING BASKETS FOR NEWBURY!

VICTORIA PARK FAMILY DAY JULY!

NHS COMMEMORATIVE GARDEN OFFICIALLY OPENED BY THE MAYOR OF NEWBURY AND NHS REPRESENTATIVES.

BLUE HERITAGE PLAQUE FOR PC ALBERT ALEXANDER, THE FIRST PERSON IN THE WORLD TO BE TREATED WITH PENICILL.

Billy Drummond Elected Newbury Town Mayor

Election of Town Councillor - Clay Hill Ward

Saturday Surgery on the steps of the Town Hall

NHS Commemorative Garden planted at Old Hospital Green

Newbury In Bloom Launch 2021 - ENTER NOW! 

• The By-Elections for the Clay Hill Ward member for Newbury Town Council (1 Seat) is to be
  held on 6 May 2021
• Greenham House Gardens
• NHS Commemorative Garden planned for Old Hospital Green 
• Wildflower Bank for Victoria Park

Nominate your Heroes for a Newbury Town Civic Award - Closing date 28th February. 

Newbury Town Council Approved it's first Climate Change Grants - Wash Common Scouts and Ladybirds Pre-School.

Young people in Newbury make your voice heard - results to be published mid March. 

The 2021 Census is coming!

2020 has indeed been a difficult year for us all; yourselves as residents, our retailers, hospitality and entertainers and so many more, yet the Newbury community has been at its best. I pay tribute to the many
groups, charities , businesses and individuals who have given time, effort and resources to those in need - you have all been stars. 

Town Council Sets Up Coronavirus Emergency Fund
Newbury Town Council has allocated £8,000 from its grant fund to assist projects and proposals helping the elderly, vulnerable and at-risk communities in Newbury in response to the coronavirus crisis.
Cllr Gary Norman, Chairperson of the Council’s Grants Subcommittee, explained that the Council took this move in order to assist charities and other organisations who need funding to respond to the emergency.

Deputy Leader of the Council, Cllr Olivia Lewis, put out a call for gloves from local hairdressers for them to be redistributed to care homes and carers/social workers who require personal protective equipment where there is a shortage.