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Play will be staged outdoors in Reading Ruins on the 900th anniversary of the Abbey.

READERS may recognise the Berkshire locations in Hidden By The Law by former police boss Simon Bowden.

Sioban Coppinger FRSS reflects on A Year in the Life of… A sculptor.

The pensioner made national headlines with her novel way of beating the coronavirus blues.

Private collection of 34 lots of teddy bears and soft toys up for auction at SAS.

West Berkshire’s pubs, restaurants and hotels were among those businesses welcoming customers back inside for the first time in five months on Monday.

The winners of the Newbury Town Civic Awards have been presented with their awards by outgoing mayor Elizabeth O’Keeffe.

The much-anticipated Wildlife Photographer of the Year 56 exhibition, from the Natural History Museum in London, reopens the arts venue.

Strictly stars Anton Du Beke and Giovanni Pernice are bringing Him and Me! to The Hexagon, in July.

Isobel Pigott and Mandy Monkcom open their joint exhibition for Artweeks this weekend.

Billy Drummond has been elected as Newbury's new mayor.

Hogans reopens its doors to 400+ students returning to face to face lessons.

A girl from Newbury has walked 100 times up and down a steep hill as part of the Captain Tom 100 Challenge.

Costa has unveiled another 50p drinks deal for customers, as the coffee chain's 50th birthday celebrations continue this week.

“I felt it was my duty to write this book”, says author Jeremy Barber.

Derek Ansell explores Mary I's marriage to Philip II of Spain and attempts to return England to the Catholic faith.

Arts events open up indoors and out.

Four music acts return to the town centre pub courtyard.

A Zoom party and a roast dinner was the order of the day as John Quince celebrated his 100th birthday.

Three socially distanced performances announced in theatre's stunning gardens.