Plans for a 5G mast in Woolton Hill – which threatened to “completely destroy the visual amenity” of the local community – have been turned down.
Two appeals have been launched by the Berkshire Community Foundation (BCF) this week to help those in need get through the winter.
Comedian Jimmy Carr was one of several celebrities who appeared at Newbury Racecourse today on day two of the Ladbrokes Winter Carnival.
The latest lab-confirmed cases in the district.
Plans to build almost 100 homes at the end of a 12-house cul-de-sac in Tadley have been withdrawn – but the battle isn’t over yet.
The outgoing chairman of the Kingsclere RBL has paid tribute to the branch’s members and said the new team will make it stronger than ever.
The latest lab-confirmed cases in the district.
The housing developer behind a controversial scheme to build 350 homes on Common Farm, Wash Water, has defended its proposals.
The mornings may be getting darker, but St Mary’s Church is bringing some much-needed light to its community with a Christmas tree festival.
A pair of “vexatious” planning applications to return the disused Faraday Road football ground site to football have been approved.
The 19th-century Newbury Post Office building could return to its former glory after Royal Mail submitted plans to use it as its customer service hub.
A drop-in Covid vaccine clinic will be held tomorrow (Friday) in Newbury.
Nearly 35,000 visitors headed to Newbury town centre to enjoy the Christmas festivities and the big Christmas lights switch-on.
Dust off your running shoes because Newbury Parkrun will return this weekend after 20 months away.
Newbury MP Laura Farris met with West Berkshire Training Consortium (WBTC) leaders to launch its 100 Apprenticeship Challenge.
Emergency workers will receive greater protection from criminals after the Government confirmed ‘Harper’s Law’ would be added to the statute book.
The Greggs branch in Northbrook Street – crowned the ‘Best in the UK’ in February 2020 – has closed temporarily due to ‘operational’ reasons.
Woolton Hill is getting festive next weekend as the village holds its annual Christmas market.
Officers who recovered a dachshund and her five puppies from a puppy farm in Tadley have been congratulated for their work.
Councillors have vented their frustration at the current tip arrangement, and said North Hampshire residents would soon be paying “more for less”.
