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Great Bedwyn man held over child abuse images

14 June 2012
Great Bedwyn man held over child abuse images

Great Bedwyn man held over child abuse images

14 June 2012

A GREAT Bedwyn man has been arrested as part of a nationwide police operation targeting suspected internet paedophiles. The 28-year-old was questioned…


Woman's death costs Network Rail £356,250

14 June 2012
Woman's death costs Network Rail £356,250

Woman's death costs Network Rail £356,250

14 June 2012

NETWORK Rail has been fined £356,250 with £19,485 costs for safety breaches which led to the death of a Little Bedwyn woman. Julia Canning, aged 55, was…


Blitz on rogue traders announced

14 June 2012
Blitz on rogue traders announced

Blitz on rogue traders announced

14 June 2012

TRADING standards chiefs have announced a summer blitz on rogue traders after a straw poll suggested a hidden epidemic in West Berkshire. As part of an…


Hunt is on for serial cat poisoner

13 June 2012
Hunt is on for serial cat poisoner

Hunt is on for serial cat poisoner

13 June 2012

A CAT killer is feared to be on the loose in Hungerford. Owners believe the deranged poisoner is targetting family pets by lacing food with antifreeze.At…


Historic cemetery open day

10 June 2012
Historic cemetery open day

Historic cemetery open day

10 June 2012

THE FRIENDS of Newtown Road Cemetery in Newbury are hosting an open day on Sunday (June 10). The event will provide a treasure trove of information for…


Concert to launch Ramsbury's Holy Cross organ project

09 June 2012
Concert to launch Ramsbury's Holy Cross organ project

Concert to launch Ramsbury's Holy Cross organ project

09 June 2012

THE HOLY Cross Ramsbury Organ project kicks off tonight (Saturday) with an official launch concert. Marlborough College organist Ian Crabbe and the Bella…


Fishing hypermarket for Newbury

08 June 2012
Fishing hypermarket for Newbury

Fishing hypermarket for Newbury

08 June 2012

NEWBURY’S first angling hypermarket has opened. Experience Fishing - a 6,000 square foot store in Hambridge Road, bills itself as a new concept in fishing…


Woman found dead after riderless horse spotted

07 June 2012
Woman found dead after riderless horse spotted

Woman found dead after riderless horse spotted

07 June 2012

A RAMSBURY woman was found dead after her horse returned home without her. The body of Janet Whipps was found later on a local bridleway on Saturday.An…


Council threatened with High Court action over witheld information

06 June 2012
Council threatened with High Court action over witheld information

Council threatened with High Court action over witheld information

06 June 2012

WEST Berkshire Council must hand over blocked information to a former Hungerford town councillor or risk a contempt action in the High Court. The Information…


1,000 miles in just nine days

04 June 2012
1,000 miles in just nine days

1,000 miles in just nine days

04 June 2012

TWO former pupils of John O’Gaunt Community Technology College in Hungerford have cycled from Lands End to John O’Groats. William Cryer (pictured) and…


River Lambourn is flowing again

03 June 2012
River Lambourn is flowing again

River Lambourn is flowing again

03 June 2012

JUST a few weeks ago, Environment Agency staff and members of the public were at the River Lambourn helping to save frogs from the dried up waterway.…


Award-winning farmer shamed

02 June 2012
Award-winning farmer shamed

Award-winning farmer shamed

02 June 2012

AN AWARD-winning pig farmer passed off Essex sausages as being from the “beautiful Berkshire Downs” to the national Waitrose chain, a court heard on Wednesday.…


New head teacher for John O'Gaunt

29 May 2012
New head teacher for John O'Gaunt

New head teacher for John O'Gaunt

29 May 2012

JOHN O’Gaunt Community Technology College has a new headteacher. She is Sarah Brinkley, currently deputy headteacher at John Mason School in Abingdon.Ofsted…


Museum plans get unanimous thumbs-up

27 May 2012
Museum plans get unanimous thumbs-up

Museum plans get unanimous thumbs-up

27 May 2012

REFURBISHMENT works at Newbury museum were voted through unanimously by West Berkshire Council planners last Wednesday. The proposal before the western…


Stockcross opens up spectacular gardens to visitors today (Sunday)

27 May 2012
Stockcross opens up spectacular gardens to visitors today (Sunday)

Stockcross opens up spectacular gardens to visitors today (Sunday)

27 May 2012

IT’S open garden day in Stockcross today (Sunday). Five magnificent gardens will be open to the public to help celebrate the 85th anniversary of the National…


It's a beery meander, to put it mildly...

26 May 2012
It's a beery meander, to put it mildly...

It's a beery meander, to put it mildly...

26 May 2012

THE WEST Berkshire branch of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has organised a walking trip from Aldermaston Wharf to Woolhampton today (Saturday). The…


IT worker sold office equipment on eBay - court

24 May 2012
IT worker sold office equipment on eBay - court

IT worker sold office equipment on eBay - court

24 May 2012

AN INFORMATION technology worker from Bishop’s Green stole thousands of pounds worth of computer equipment to sell on eBay, a court heard on Tuesday (22).…


Cameo: police probe continues

24 May 2012
Cameo: police probe continues

Cameo: police probe continues

24 May 2012

A POLICE investigation into Cameo Fine Art Auctioneers continues this week - as complaints continue to be reported. Seventy-five-year-old Brian Jones…


You should have seen the one that got away!

24 May 2012
You should have seen the one that got away!

You should have seen the one that got away!

24 May 2012

HOW’S this for the catch of the day? Newbury angler Bob Challis and his son Jack caught this huge beast using a rod and line before hauling it to the…


Newbury's tourism centre is 'first class'

24 May 2012
Newbury's tourism centre is 'first class'

Newbury's tourism centre is 'first class'

24 May 2012

VISITORS to West Berkshire get first-class services from the tourist information centre in Newbury, according to the National Tourist Board. The board…


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