Motors News

The talk is free to members, and costs £5 for non-members.

Electric vehicle charging points are going in at a farm shop near Hungerford.

From securing keyless cars to knowing where to park - the AA says drivers can protect vehicles as thefts rise in the face of cost of living crisis.

The classic car club presented a huge cheque to a national cancer charity.

A consultation wants people's views on the date of first MOT test, frequency of future inspections and if measures are needed to tackle loud engines.

With new research suggesting investing in classic cars could prove better than property we look at makes and models that might be popular in 2023.

It plans to continue expanding throughout the year.

Expect travel delays and disruptions along the route

A local car dealership has raised over £55,000 in their first ever charity shoot.

West Berkshire is the seventh best prepared for electric vehicles, claims car lease comparison site Moneyshake.

Hundreds of motors rolled up as the West Berkshire Classic Vehicle Club’s annual show raised more than £13,500 for charity.

A Sherman tank stole the limelight as Yattendon’s Classic Vehicle Day welcomed its largest turnout yet.

As the AA calls for a 10p cut in fuel duty we look at other ways drivers can conserve what's in their tank to reduce petrol and diesel bills.

Drivers on England's busiest roads failing to follow a basic safety rule, say Highways chiefs, which is contributing to one in eight crashes.

The number of uninsured provisional drivers rose in 2020 while more than 300 of those caught weren't old enough to have a licence at all.

All you need to know about changes to the Highway Code that will give cyclists and pedestrians priority over drivers from the end of this month.

Costs for electric car charging in West Berkshire are set to be approved this week.

Temperatures are expected to plummet as freezing conditions sweep in for the second half of November.

Owners of classic motors from across the district and beyond converged on Yattendon for the village's Classic Vehicle Day.

Almost 90 per cent of motorists support plans to fine fellow drivers for tailgating on the motorway according to a new poll by Motorpoint.