Lee Dillon, MP for Newbury, has been elected to the Housing, Communities & Local Government Select Committee.
Sixty-two objections have been lodged over retrospective planning permission to change a paddock to a site with five gypsy and traveller pitches.
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West Berkshire has been warned to prepare for flooding as bad as 2014 this winter.
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Thames Water has told residents of sewage-hit Stanford Dingley it ‘would rather pollute than internally flood properties‘.
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West Berkshire Council says it is ‘struggling to keep the lights on’ as further budget pressures hit the cash strapped authority.
Thames Water has outlined how much - and what else - it needs to do in West Berkshire.
Winter is coming - so West Berkshire Council is filling its road salting bins up.
West Berkshire Council’s CEO has stepped down.
Cannabis smoke, bamboo plants and children playing ball in the street are among requests made for official nuisance complaints to be investigated.
New electric vehicle (EV) charge points have been installed at the Kennet Shopping centre multi-storey car park in Newbury.
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The can has been kicked down the road on the decision on whether Newbury town centre gets redeveloped.
Two flood alerts are in place across the district, as the Met Office confirms September was the wettest on record for the county.
Nearly half a million pounds more than budgeted will be spent on housing in the district.
Local Democracy reporter Niki Hinman puts the case for a better deal for locally-elected politicians.
Newbury’s Kennet Centre redevelopment is up for decision this week – and new plans offer 427 rental flats.
The Downs School will not have to pay any money back to West Berkshire Council – after a climbdown by the local authority.
West Berkshire Council has attracted objections in its consultation over proposed increases in parking charges across the district.
West Berkshire’s council-run care homes have an overspend of £420,000
Councillors in West Berkshire will tonight (Thursday) decide whether or not to give themselves a five per cent rise in allowances.
The owner of the travelling showpeople site in Enborne, proposed for expansion, has accused objectors of being both ignorant and prejudiced.
