Human Interest

Around 50 families have come forward in West Berkshire to host Ukrainian refugees

There is to be a new coffee shop on Bartholomew Street in Newbury

The Thatcham High Street has been given a pop of colour thanks to artist Simon Jardine.

Two speech therapists have launched the world’s first online speech club in a bid to tackle a growing crisis of toddlers with delayed speech.

A Newbury group has celebrated 10 years of helping to keep people safe at night.

Heroic local residents have been recognised for their contribution to the community in an awards ceremony.

Five teams of cheerleaders from a Newbury club have been crowned national champions.

A Newbury cyclist is calling for more understanding from motorists after he was physically attacked during a bike ride.

Around 100 cars were cleaned at Newbury Fire Station on Saturday as the charity car wash has returned.

Neon tutu’s, legwarmers and glow sticks made up some of the colourful outfits seen along the High Street this weekend.

The teams got the oven mitts out and raised some money for their chosen charity, Thames Valley Air Ambulance.

An appeal has gone out for any Ukrainian speakers to come forward to support those arriving in the district from the war-torn country.

Volunteers are looking to drive asylum seekers to and from local mosques and community spaces so they can break their fast with others.

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Local dog owners have celebrated their wins at this year’s Crufts dog show in Birmingham.

“We are here to give young people a space to use that creativity without the pressures from school..."

A new 18-hole mini golf course is coming to Newbury town centre and is expected to open in time for the Easter school holidays.

Newbury’s community heroes were honoured at the town’s Civic Awards presentation.

Tucked inside an old graveyard in Newbury is a monument worthy of a scene in Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code.

A Curridge family has received an Elizabeth Cross in honour of a family member who died more than 50 years ago.