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Cromwell Singers’ concert was in aid of Newbury mental health charity.

The Newbury Weekly News Over 80s’ food parcels have now all been delivered.

There couldn’t be a better choice for any child with an inquisitive mind than The Bedtime Book of Impossible Questions.

Community comes together for 66th York nativity.

It may be Frozen outside but there was Grease lightning at Kennet School who stepped to the mic for its charity lip sync battle.

Power is a next generation luxury night club.

Cinderella at the Oxford Playhouse review by Jon Lewis and Hannah Lewis (aged 11).

Emma Milne-White from our local indie has some great suggestions for @newburytoday readers.

Bigging up Cinderella, review of The Anvil panto by Derek Ansell.

Age old tradition will be performed outside The Bell in Aldworth.

Pupils were left inspired after having a chat and sing-along with best-selling author Steve Cole.

The Red Lion is now open for business.

Ballet Theatre UK tour to Arlington Arts with one of the most enchanting love stories of all time, Beauty & The Beast.

Tickets go on sale 10am tomorrow (Thursday, December 15).

Staff at Royal Berkshire Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit have been recognised for their care in treating some of their sickest patients.

Send in your photos, paintings and other wall-hung images for Arlington Arts show.

Supermarkets are beginning to offer cut-price deals on essential Christmas vegetables as retailers battle to attract shoppers as food prices soar.

The votes have been counted and House of Cards has been crowned the winner of this year’s best dressed Christmas window.

Watch Sophie Ainsworth, aged 12, bringing a tear to the eye all over Europe in commercial for supermarket chain Kaufland.

Newbury Rugby Club has extended its support of charity Newbury Cancer Care.