Human Interest

A £150 council tax rebate is to be paid to millions of households in April and here's how you can receive it.

A workshop, assembly and book signing from a "quirky" author left Francis Baily pupils inspired.

Charities representatives joined forces to tackle loneliness in the district.

This is the longest break the coffee morning has seen in 30 years.

There are people across West Berkshire who would buy an EV tomorrow — if only they had some where to plug it in.

Around 160 homes will be built in Compton, amid fears of radioactive and infectious diseases contamination.

Residents from a Newbury care home completed a sponsored walk around Greenham Common to raise money for the British Heart Foundation.

The new technology bus is hoped to aid the older generation in connecting with loved ones.

A Newbury family were delighted after a big EuroMillions win and have already planned for a new kitchen and downstairs loo.

The price tag to build a West Berkshire Council-funded solar farm has gone up by £2m.

A lack of enforcement staff is being blamed for a huge rise in planning breaches in West Berkshire.

There is still time to nominate your Young Person in this year's awards.

Over £5,000 was raised so she can visit Disneyland before losing her sight.

Thatcham is gearing up for a colourful commemoration and has organised a series of events.

People across the district have been collecting sweet tubs for the Greene King tub2pub scheme.

They hiked Hiking 125km from Inverness to Forthill to raise money for children with disabilities.

Fir Tree School in Newbury enjoyed an interactive storytelling experience for National storytelling week.

Pangbourne Rotary Club organised a seven-a-side football match in one of its latest initiatives to help the local Afghan community.

After a stage 4 bowel cancer diagnosis, she wants to promote "empathy in cancer care".

Children’s special educational needs and mental health services in West Berkshire have been debated in Parliament.