West Berkshire schoolchildren have broken a world record.
A Mexican restaurant has closed 18 months after opening in Newbury town centre.
A bakery chain has moved into Newbury town centre.
Fifteen young autistic people at Prior’s Court in Hermitage have taken part in Parallel Windsor.
A year ago, she could hardly swim. But now a Newbury nurse is swimming the English Channel to raise money for charity.
A new retro-themed shop promises to bring a dose of vintage charm to Thatcham town centre.
Residents are invited to join Newbury’s first ever PickleFest this weekend.
A couple has been left in distress after their horse was killed on the M4.
Residents have complained about excessive speeding on a main road used by schoolchildren.
Residents of Woolton Hill enjoyed their summer fair at the weekend.
A woman has written a book about a boy from Cold Ash who died from an incurable brain tumour 17 years ago.
A Rotary Club has chosen its new leaders at its annual handover ceremony.
Newbury will unveil its 20th blue plaque at the end of the month for a woman who helped shape amateur dramatics and dance in the town.
Thatcham Research has announced an evolution in its partnership with Bodyshop Magazine’s prestigious annual awards programme.
A village school dressed up for Armed Forces Day (Saturday, June 28).
Volunteers have been hard at work again fixing broken items and helping to reduce waste.
Sixteen Thatcham schoolchildren donned their aprons to take part in Jamie Oliver’s national record breaking cookery class on Tuesday.
Thatcham Town Council celebrated another record turnout at its free flagship event hosted at Henwick Worthy Sports Ground on Sunday (June 29).
The Corps of the Royal Engineers exercised their Freedom of the Town with a parade through Newbury town centre on Armed Forces Day (Saturday.
A classic vehicle show returned for its 10th year at the weekend.
