A hoard of late Roman silver coins discovered on a camping weekend in Wiltshire went under the hammer at Noonans on Tuesday.
Chief Constable John Campbell is inviting members of the public to ask him questions in a one-hour live session.
There is plenty of half term fun at the end of May at Highclere Castle.
The new owner of a derelict cottage in North Hampshire village got more than he bargained for when he discovered a swarm of bees buzzing in the eaves.
Here is a quick round up of some of the events going on across the district this weekend.
James Danter Funfairs will be providing some half term entertainment when they come to Newbury.
A couple from Enborne were startled by a bright light as they drove home in the early hours today.
Smart Motorway Progress Report confirms the installation of new safety equipment on smart motorways will be completed by end of September.
A hoard of late Roman silver coins discovered on a camping weekend in Wiltshire will go under the hammer at Noonans in London next week.
Trapeze artists and a Cuban carnival atmosphere come to Northcroft Park for the next five days.
From Island Cottage in Newbury, to Streatley, Pangbourne, Tadley and Kintbury, there are a variety of open gardens raising money for charity.
Join Newbury charity Recovery in Mind for a Wellbeing Walk at the Nature Discovery Centre in Thatcham.
The M4 will be shut in both directions this weekend between J6 and J8/9 while engineers carry out smart motorway works.
Looking for some family-friendly entertainment? Here's a round up of things to do this weekend.
Traffic is queueing between the M4 at Chieveley and the junction with the A4130.
The calf is among seven to be born at the Oxfordshire UNESCO World Heritage Site in recent days, with another six on their way.
Both exit lanes off the M4 were closed while Dorset and Wiltshire Fire Service dealt with a vehicle fire on the slip road.
Newbury Showground will be filled with colourful balloons, alongside family entertainment, this July.
Highclere Castle takes centre stage as the second feature-length version of an episode in the life of the Granthams comes to the big screen.
More people are letting their lawns grow wild according to leading nature charity Plantlife.