** Byfield ( a village of Newbury )

** 14 – 0 against Newbury Town, 13 October 1894 ( FA Cup qualifying round )

** Knight-Short House, 6 High Street, Newbury Old Town, MA

** Jackman-Willett House, Lower Green vicinity, Newbury Old Town, MA

** Dr. Peter Toppan House, Newbury Old Town, MA

** Milestones UU, VV, WW, XX, YY & ZZ, Various Newbury locations, Newbury Old Town, MA

** Newbury ( UK Parliament constituency )

** Newbury Racecourse

** Newbury F. C.

** Newbury R. F. C.

** Newbury Building Society

** Newbury Weekly News

** Newbury College

** Newbury railway station

** Newbury Buses

** Newbury Sound

** Newbury Castle

** First Battle of Newbury

** Second Battle of Newbury

** Newbury ( village ), Vermont, within the town of Newbury

** Communities: Appin, Ekfrid, Glencoe, Lewis Corners, Macksville, Mayfair, Newbury Station, North Appin Station, North Ekfrid, North Glencoe Station, Riverside, Strathburn, Tate Corners, Wardsville and Woodgreen.

** Hermitage railway station, on the Didcot, Newbury and Southampton Railway

** Skeleton key or master key, a key altered to bypass wards placed inside a lock

** A17 highway ( Lithuania )-Panevėžys bypass

** Community Choice Aggregation, the joining of geographically contiguous communities to bypass a conventional energy utility monopoly and seek a greener energy service

** To bypass security / parental controls.

** Construction began on the $ 16 million, Nicholasville bypass in March 1986.

** Future: There are plans to connect both segments-extending the eastern segment to Trois-Pistoles and eventually connecting with the Rimouski bypass.

** History: First segments opened in 1968, followed by more in 1971, 1972, 1975, 1977, 1982 and 1996 to form the main section from Sorel-Tracy to Autoroute 15 ; the Valleyfield bypass opened in 1976, the Bécancour section in 1975, and the Kahnawake bypass in 1990.

** Future: Autoroute 410 is planned to connect with Route 108 just east of Lennoxville, allowing truck traffic to completely bypass the congested town.

** History: This freeway would have served as a bypass of the City of Gatineau and would have been a link across the Ottawa River to Highway 416 in the west end of the City of Ottawa.

** Ihug launches ihugPhone, VoIP-based toll bypass and post-paid calling card voice services

** Between Northampton and the Newport Pagnell bypass it is now the B526.

** Between the Newport Pagnell bypass and Junction 14 of the M1 it is now part of the A509 road.

** A406 Motorway ( bypass south of Mâcon ): This motorway is currently under construction

** Another amendment gave to the Texas Court of Appeals criminal appellate jurisdiction ( previously, the Courts had jurisdiction over civil matters only ; though death penalty cases still bypass this level )

** An important quest in the 1987 game Wizardry IV similarly involves the use of bell, book, and candle to bypass a portal to the flaming abyss.

** Ian McAllister has pioneered a novel surgical bypass technique for treatment of retinal vascular occlusive disease.

With the end of the Cold War, the base was closed, the runway was broken up for use as fill material in building the Newbury bypass, and much of the area restored to heathland.

The ring road around the town still suffered serious congestion and the Newbury bypass was proposed in 1981.

The movement grew to other road protest camps including the Newbury bypass, the A30 and the M11 link road protest in London, where whole streets were squatted in order to slow down the construction work.

Some of the Tribe maintained an involvement in various subsequent road protests ( Solsbury Hill, North Wales, Newbury bypass ), but gradually morphed into a semi-nomadic " tribe ", traveling the South West of England on foot, squatting various hill-forts and putting on seasonal gatherings in an attempt to reawaken a sense of connectedness with the land.

* Newbury bypass

Tree houses have also been used at Newbury bypass, Crystal Palace and Epsom.

Swampy was originally from Newbury, Berkshire, the site of the protest over the Newbury bypass in 1996.

Many veterans of the anti-M11 link road campaign went on to protest the construction of other road schemes such as the A34 Newbury bypass at Newbury in Berkshire ; campaigns such as these helped to shift public opinion in the UK away from the unfettered building of new roads.

The only alternative to a bridge-based retreat would be to bypass Newbury completely by marching around the Royalists, but this would again involve moving through open fields and subjecting Essex's soldiers to the attacks of Royalist cavalry, who were described as greatly outnumbering the Parliamentarian cavalry.

Continuing East the river is crossed by the A34 ( Newbury bypass ) at Endborne Row to the South of Newbury.

In 1994, he transferred to Thames Valley Police as assistant Chief Constable, later becoming deputy chief constable in 1997, and during the same year took charge of policing the protests over the construction of the Newbury bypass.

The park used to be larger, however it has been gradually encroached upon by housing and the nearby A339 road to the eastern edge of the park, which up until the building of the Newbury bypass was the main route for traffic between Oxford and Southampton.

This now-disused line became the route of the Newbury bypass ( A34 ).

The Newbury bypass near Donnington, Berkshire | Donnington

The Newbury bypass, officially known as The Winchester-Preston Trunk Road ( A34 ) ( Newbury Bypass ), is a stretch of dual carriageway road which bypasses the town of Newbury in Berkshire, England.

The first Newbury bypass was built in 1963 ; however by the 1980s this proved insufficient to cope with the huge volume of traffic travelling through the Newbury area.

In 1981 a new road to be built to the west of Newbury, mainly following the path of the disused Didcot, Newbury and Southampton Railway railway line, was proposed to bypass the town centre.