Plans for a 200-home housing development on the outskirts of Kingsclere have been met with almost unanimous objection from villagers.
Fire fighters have extinguished two separate fires about a mile apart in Upper Bucklebury this evening.
A pop-up pub event on Burghfield Common’s Recreation Ground appears to have been a success, despite recent controversy over the ground’s future.
Grass mowers across Hampshire have been operating on hydrogenated waste vegetable oil to improve air quality and slash greenhouse gas emissions.
Residents facing financial difficulties during the cost of living crisis might be eligible to receive grants under a new £1m support scheme.
The Stockcross and Surroundings History Association’s next meeting will take place at Sutton Hall, Church Road at 2pm on Wednesday, August 10.
Two teenagers have been charged in connection with an attempted murder and GBH investigation in Reading.
Five people have been arrested in an attempted murder investigation and an assault occasioning grievous bodily harm (GBH) investigation in Reading.
Plans for a new care home to be built on the western edge of Calcot by the A4 have been submitted to West Berkshire Council.
The Woolhampton Annual Show is taking place next weekend at the Woolhampton Village Hall.
Police are appealing for help in tracing a wanted man who failed to appear at court to face a charge of theft.
Two trees on Stroud Green that were planted in memory of those who died from Covid have been snapped in half.
A section 60 order has been put in place in Tilehurst after two incidents of grievous bodily harm occurred in the area yesterday (Thursday).
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man in his 70s was reportedly assaulted by a boy in Sainsbury’s.
A second arrest has been made in connection with a large residential fire that occurred in Calcot last week.
Dozens of hot air balloons will illuminate the night sky at the annual Streatley Night Glow next week.
A popular village tea room faces an uncertain future after its founders announced they will step away from the business in September.
Organisers of the upcoming Medicine Festival at Wasing Estate have announced changes to the event in an attempt to reduce its impact on residents.
West Berkshire residents believe Rishi Sunak is the more suitable candidate to be Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister, a survey suggests.
A Pangbourne man will attempt to row 140 miles over five days along the Thames to support a local PTA and a mental health charity.