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Pupils at a Newbury school were given the chance to find out more about life as a councillor during a visit to the Town Hall.

West Berkshire Museum commemorates the centenary of the death of John William Righton.

Cake was enjoyed at the new offices of the Volunteer Centre West Berkshire in official opening.

Arts for Hungerford presents An International Cellist’s Journey at Croft Hall on Saturday.

The recovery poems are giving a new meaning to ‘moving words’ as the 20-foot-high installation travels through the Thatcham streets.

Mayor Billy Drummond launches this year's search for a winner.

Falkland Cricket Club will be hosting its annual Wash Common fireworks display again this year.

History was made at Mary Hare as pupils made contact with the International Space Station.

The annual Michaelmas Fair rolls into town this week with rides and entertainment for all the family.

A new retailer will open its doors at Newbury Retail Park this weekend.

Students from a Newbury school will be taking part in a world first today, when they talk to astronauts aboard the International Space Station.

West Berkshire's natural landscapes are heralded in a poetic memoir by Inkpen author Nicola Chester.

Thatcham Town Council’s Heritage Working Party has unveiled a blue plaque celebrating the history of horticulture at Thatcham Garden Centre.

Hungerford, Newbury and Tadley have reunited for live singing rehearsals and are experiencing the huge benefits of social singing.

Show of work by local people on lockdown Contactless Creativity scheme.

There will be something for everyone at Thatcham Festival with a diverse set of activities for locals get stuck into.

Play captures the passionate commitment of the Greenham peace women.

Tickets go on sale for bigger, better and biscuitier festive light trail.

Thanks for sending in your London Marathon stories. Here's a look back at how the local runners got on.

Three books include 74-year-old microbiologist's first attempt at fiction with 18 short stories.