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Could Newbury's 'peaceful' reputation be its biggest barrier?

27 October 2014
Could Newbury's 'peaceful' reputation be its biggest barrier?

Could Newbury's 'peaceful' reputation be its biggest barrier?

27 October 2014

COULD Newbury’s reputation as a peaceful, picturesque, historic market town be its biggest barrier to economic development and attracting big business?…


Oliver Cromwell had warm welcome in Newbury and Aldermaston last week

23 October 2014
Oliver Cromwell had warm welcome in Newbury and Aldermaston last week

Oliver Cromwell had warm welcome in Newbury and Aldermaston last week

23 October 2014

ALDERMASTON was put on the map for train spotters last week as 1950s Britannia Class steam locomotive Oliver Cromwell stopped at the small village station.…


Jokers Masquerade "psycho" Hallowe'en costumes "offensive, stigmatising, and damaging"

22 October 2014
Jokers Masquerade "psycho" Hallowe'en costumes "offensive, stigmatising, and damaging"

Jokers Masquerade "psycho" Hallowe'en costumes "offensive, stigmatising, and damaging"

22 October 2014

NEWBURY fancy dress firm Jokers' Masquerade has been criticised by national mental health charities who have accused them of selling costumes which stigmatise…


Domino's alcohol delivery given green light by council

22 October 2014
Domino's alcohol delivery given green light by council

Domino's alcohol delivery given green light by council

22 October 2014

ALCOHOL will soon be available with pizza delivery orders from the Newbury Domino’s store after a liquor licence for delivery was granted by West Berkshire…


Get a taste of Woodspeen's history at new village restaurant

22 October 2014
Get a taste of Woodspeen's history at new village restaurant

Get a taste of Woodspeen's history at new village restaurant

22 October 2014

MICHELIN starred chef John Campbell has ‘come back home’ and will open the doors to a piece of Woodspeen’s history this month, as he…


PRINT: Poster requesting to be left out of trick-or-treat knocks this hallowe'en

20 October 2014
PRINT: Poster requesting to be left out of trick-or-treat knocks this hallowe'en

PRINT: Poster requesting to be left out of trick-or-treat knocks this hallowe'en

20 October 2014

TRICK-or-treaters in West Berkshire are being reminde d to respect the elderly and those who do not wish to participate in celebrations this hallowe’en.…


Gritting services to start next week as winter descends upon us

20 October 2014
Gritting services to start next week as winter descends upon us

Gritting services to start next week as winter descends upon us

20 October 2014

GRITTING vehicles are expected to be seen on West Berkshire’s roads from next week as the district council launches its winter service plan. It provides…


PICTURES: Inside glimpse of Greenham control tower refurbishment

18 October 2014
PICTURES: Inside glimpse of Greenham control tower refurbishment

PICTURES: Inside glimpse of Greenham control tower refurbishment

18 October 2014

VISITORS to Greenham Common next summer are set to benefit from enhanced views of the landscape, and take away some knowledge of local history too, with…


Newbury youngsters get on their bikes to support young cousins with cancer

18 October 2014
Newbury youngsters get on their bikes to support young cousins with cancer

Newbury youngsters get on their bikes to support young cousins with cancer

18 October 2014

TORRENTIAL downpours could not defeat a trio of Newbury youngsters in doing all they could to help their cousins on Monday, as they completed a 40-mile…


Local farm gobbles up national award

17 October 2014
Local farm gobbles up national award

Local farm gobbles up national award

17 October 2014

WALTERS Turkeys is celebrating after receiving a 2014 Great Taste Award. The Aldworth-based business received the award for its traditional farm-fresh,…


Chapel Row Fayre hailed a success as £7,000 handed to local charities

16 October 2014
Chapel Row Fayre hailed a success as £7,000 handed to local charities

Chapel Row Fayre hailed a success as £7,000 handed to local charities

16 October 2014

THE success of the annual Chapel Row Fayre was applauded on Tuesday night as £7,000 was handed over to six local charities. The committee behind the fayre,…


'Brilliant firefighters saved my home', says resident of fire-stricken Inkpen cottage

15 October 2014
'Brilliant firefighters saved my home', says resident of fire-stricken Inkpen cottage

'Brilliant firefighters saved my home', says resident of fire-stricken Inkpen cottage

15 October 2014

A FAMILY whose Inkpen home was severely damaged by fire last week has praised the quick action and support of the firefighters for saving their home.…


Zumba instructors receive award after raising £2,500 for West Berks Mencap

15 October 2014
Zumba instructors receive award after raising £2,500 for West Berks Mencap

Zumba instructors receive award after raising £2,500 for West Berks Mencap

15 October 2014

THREE zumba instructors have been crowned fundraisers of the year by West Berkshire Mencap after a series of sponsored events raised more than £2,500…


Metro Bank to take Waterstones unit, but bookshop not leaving town

15 October 2014
Metro Bank to take Waterstones unit, but bookshop not leaving town

Metro Bank to take Waterstones unit, but bookshop not leaving town

15 October 2014

WATERSTONES will be leaving its current Northbrook Street store, but will not be leaving Newbury, its management has confirmed, as Metro Bank submits…


Elderly man saved by stranger after heart attack in Thatcham yesterday (Mon)

14 October 2014
Elderly man saved by stranger after heart attack in Thatcham yesterday (Mon)

Elderly man saved by stranger after heart attack in Thatcham yesterday (Mon)

14 October 2014

LIFESAVING CPR was performed by a member of the public at Thatcham Broadway on Monday, after an 85-year-old man suffered a heart attack. The incident…


Efforts of charitable 84 mile hike rewarded as cough machines presented to hospital

14 October 2014
Efforts of charitable 84 mile hike rewarded as cough machines presented to hospital

Efforts of charitable 84 mile hike rewarded as cough machines presented to hospital

14 October 2014

FOUR respiratory machines to make breathing and coughing more comfortable for motor neurone disease sufferers were presented to the Royal Berkshire Hospital,…


It's ho, ho, no for Newbury's Santa jog this year

14 October 2014
It's ho, ho, no for Newbury's Santa jog this year

It's ho, ho, no for Newbury's Santa jog this year

14 October 2014

ASPIRING Santa’s will have to travel further afield to try out their Christmas suits this year, as the annual Santa jog will not be held in Newbury’s…


Brothers embark on 40-mile cycle for cousins with cancer today (Mon)

12 October 2014
Brothers embark on 40-mile cycle for cousins with cancer today (Mon)

Brothers embark on 40-mile cycle for cousins with cancer today (Mon)

12 October 2014

THREE Newbury boys with a wish to support their cousins, who were both diagnosed with cancer within seven months of each other, are setting off on a school-to-school…


Milestone as Kennet Cassette records 2,000th edition

12 October 2014
Milestone as Kennet Cassette records 2,000th edition

Milestone as Kennet Cassette records 2,000th edition

12 October 2014

KENNET Cassette celebrated a landmark achievement last week as it recorded its 2,000th edition. Peter Dann founded the group on May 20, 1976, to record…


Lots of outdoor events in West Berkshire today (Sunday)

12 October 2014
Lots of outdoor events in West Berkshire today (Sunday)

Lots of outdoor events in West Berkshire today (Sunday)

12 October 2014

WITH the weather expected to remain dry for most of the day, why not get out and enjoy the West Berkshire countryside today? A nine-mile circular walk…


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