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With GCSE and A-level exams now finished, students from across the district have begun celebrating the end of school in style.
Pangbourne College has funded eight local charities supporting young people through its community awards grants.
‘Often the funniest scenes in a play are the unscripted ‘oops’ moments that emerge after something unexpected happens’.
A Thatcham man has completed an epic 1,000 mile challenge of a lifetime.
A man has been sentenced for drug offences.
West Berkshire Council has been told to pay more than £1,000 in compensation by the Local Government Ombudsman.
Why settle for one day of thrills at the UK's biggest theme park when you can have two?
A man is awaiting sentence for assaulting a woman.
Police Scotland said the total number of arrests at the music festival is now 10.
The royals will watch the match on Sunday between defending champion Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
The Olympians took to the ice together for one final performance in their hometown of Nottingham.
The Transport Secretary was asked about comments criticising her female Cabinet colleagues over recent months, amid rumours of a reshuffle at the top
The result continues a trend of positive home performances
‘Football was certainly the winner’
‘Good energy in the field, smiles on faces, good vibes’
BOBBY King won Crucible Youth Darts Club’s first-ever club competition at The Crucible Sports and Social Club on Hambridge Road, Newbury.
‘We want to give Reading fans a good experience’
A town centre pub will reopen next week.
Prolific painter Nick Schlee works in oils and oil pastels and usually choses The Ridgeway, the river and local landscape for subjects.
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We’ve seen some high temperatures and heavy rainfall in Kent in recent weeks - and it seems the tropical conditions are having an effect.
Outraged residents have hit out at “over the top” new fire safety rules restricting what they can and cannot have on their balconies.
A pregnant mother of two who has been dealing with a rat infestation for nearly a year feels like her housing association is failing to take action.
Darren’s life changed overnight when he was temporarily paralysed by the rare neurological disorder Guillain-Barré syndrome
