As we approach and pass the 100th anniversary of the ending of the great War we remember the glorious dead from Newborough

"For all our tomorrows they gave their todays"

1914-1918

1914 Percy James Reedman

1915 Harry Lane, George Henry Beasley, Alfred George Lane, David Henry                    Hopkins.

1916 Joseph Walter Sharpe, Frederick William Barnes, John Herbert Sharpe.

1917 William Jeffries, Horice Barlow, Frederick, John Lane, Thomas Henry                    Barnes, Jarvis Jesse Stacey, Langley Lilley, John Hillson, George William              Lane.

1918 Henry Jeffries, Frederick Wright, Robert Cave MM, John William Smith,                Harry Barlow, William Alber Dyson, Harry Woodcock, Charles Wright,

        Walter Sutton, John Barnes.

For more information on these brave men from Newborough who gave their lives in the 1914-18 conflict please click on the document below:

1939-1945

1943 Edward Fisher, Eric Arthur Wilson, Cecil Adams.

1944 Charles wright, George Barratt

1945 Samual Frederick Snart, John Earl.

Police support Newborough Speedwatch during Operation Abigail.

During a county wide intiative to improve road safety the police made an appearance during a speedwatch session on Thorney Road on Friday 2nd November. They had cause to pull over several motorists for exceeding the speed limit. It was pleasing for all involved to have this level of support. We took the oportunity to compare the speedwatch equipment with the police radar gun and I am pleased to confirm that our equipment is extremely accurate. The speedwatch equipment for Newborough was donated to the village by Anglian Water.