There’s so much to see and do at this year’s Guide Dogs annual family fun day that organisers say the event will run for an extra hour.
A 57-year-old swim teacher from Highclere has smashed an open water record in the same month that she plans to swim 41 miles around Jersey.
Lady Luck has been firmly on the side of a Newbury shopkeeper, who after selling a £1m winning scratchcard, then scooped £10,000 for himself.
Police say road users must ‘call out’ drivers breaking the law as the number fined or arrested for speeding, on phones or drink driving is revealed.
A festival for young people has an exciting line-up of activities including DJ workshops, graffiti art and canoeing.
Opposition is growing to Hampshire council’s plan to cut funding for a rural bus route that will leave many villages with no public transport.
Homes in Pamber Heath having their waste pumped by Thames Water because of a damaged sewer fear they’ll still be living with the stench at Christmas.
A water leak has shut a village’s main road but residents say the traffic diversion is causing ‘mayhem’ and is an accident waiting to happen.
Plans to axe a bus route will isolate older people, leave pupils struggling to get to school and ‘cut off’ entire villages say users of the service.
People in Berkshire could be missing out on life-changing sums of money as 38,000 Premium Bond prizes remain unclaimed, new figures reveal.
Neighbours say their park is in a terrible state since council flood works with areas left overgrown and unfinished and play equipment still missing.
Highclere Castle’s Battle Proms concert is promising a ‘vintage spectacular’ to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day and tickets are still available.
Hundreds of posters have been distributed in the search for a lost cat who went missing after following his owners on a night-time stroll.
Olivia and Noah remain in the top spots, says the ONS, for the most popular baby names in England and Wales but which other monikers made the top 10?
Households have been told to build and store new emergency kits in the event of a national crisis as the government issues new preparation advice.
Taking children out of school without permission is to get more expensive as the government prepares to launch a crackdown on authorised absences.
More than a third of children’s meals sold in restaurants exceed government maximum salt targets says a new report studying more than 20 eateries.
Sightings of a hairy caterpillar that makes people and pets very unwell must be reported urge officials who are keeping track of the dangerous pest.
Cadbury has discontinued one of its Dairy Milk chocolate bars because of fans’ changing tastes.
Parents are being told to stop using a children’s car seat, which is being recalled because of a potential issue with the harness.