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Newbury has marked the 81st anniversary of the D-Day Landings, the largest amphibious invasion in history.

A new shop promising a special blend of healthy smoothie options and authentic Indian food has opened in Newbury town centre.

Mid-17th century wooden 'Baby House' doll, thought to be Charles II or his brother James II could have been a gift from the royal household.

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Kennet Crayfish Gin has achieved its second international honour since launching in January.

Their music is imbued with the driving rhythms of the Gaeltacht of West Kerry where they first met.

A hen party on the Thames and a Blood Wedding head up our hitlist this week.

Berkshire Film Office is celebrating its 6th anniversary and their final networking roadshow takes place today (Thursday) at Shaw House.

A new café is coming soon to Newbury town centre – but with a twist.

‘Whenever you hear an alphorn, it transports you straight to an idyllic mountain landscape’.

Teen musicians will now headline a summer music festival in Hampshire.

The world-renowned exhibition is now in its 60th year and touring the country on loan from the Natural History Museum.

Coffee shop is supporting local artists by featuring exhibitions of their work. Currently showing is The Shape of Thought by Jess K Elliott.

Plans for a new hub to support those living with dementia have been proposed in Thatcham.

The Healing Tree is a new play written and directed by Ade Morris, featuring a community cast of brave and talented local actors.

A guitarist with a special magnetism - a genuine tour-de-force.

Michell, Pfeiffer & Kulesh, with support by local band Bumtickler coming to ACE Space.

Moving from his native Australia to the UK in his 20s, little did he know of the impact he would have on the global art world.

Sherlock in Summertown, an enjoyable way to spend an hour and a quarter with Creation Theatre, solving clues on the street.

Unsung community champions have two weeks left to apply for a chance to gain free access to local leisure centres.