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A disgraced former headteacher has been permanently disbarred from the profession.
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A Thatcham property has been fully sealed by court order due to anti-social behaviour.
A man led police on a high speed chase through country roads in a stolen vehicle before crashing and overturning outside a village pub.
This is such an historic item that although never used, will be highly sought after due to its provenance, says SAS expert.
A rundown office in Newbury has been renovated to house young people leaving foster care.
More than 50 people joined a protest against sewage pollution caused by water companies in Victoria Park on Saturday (May 17).
The village’s modern popular Sheep Fair was re-launched in 1975, so there’s going to be a BIG party.
Help your teens prep for their exams with a trip to see two of Shakespeare’s best-loved plays on the West End.
‘From traditional to experimental, the pieces reveal deeply personal journeys and bold artistic exploration’.
This picture of bluebells in woods in Hampstead Norreys was taken by Marian Mears.
The measures will target the supply chains of Russian weapons, including missiles which have been fired into civilian areas.
The Duchess of Sussex interviewed Kitsch founder Cassandra Thurswell for the latest podcast in her Confessions Of A Female Founder series.
Ahmed Ebid is believed to be the first person convicted of organising boat crossings across the Mediterranean from the UK.
Zilvinas Ledovskis, 50, of Swansea, was found not guilty after the prosecution said it would be presenting no evidence against him.
‘We couldn’t be prouder of the girls' efforts’
“I want to be a full-time netball player. I want to play sport for a living.”
Full round up of the weekend’s local results
This was their first home game of the season
He rode Lead Artist to victory in the meeting’s main event
A Newbury entrepreneur has hosted an event for female business founders to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of her award-winning beauty studio.
Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s extraordinary rock opera will spill out of the theatre into the gardens.