Newbury

A North Hampshire teacher has been recognised as one of the UK's most inspiring educators.

Fares for Reading Buses have increased from today (Monday).

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.

Here are a selection of letters to the editor of the Newbury Weekly News.

Pupils from a North Hampshire school helped marked the official start of construction of a new housing development.

A careless driver caused a serious injury accident on village roads.

A new system to speed up bus travel will start for customers of Newbury & District buses from tomorrow (Monday).

A man was caught in charge of a car after drinking more than four times the legal limit.

Tadley Town Council “strongly objected” to plans for a new off licence.

A road closure has been announced in Hungerford.

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

Two heavy goods vehicle drivers have been fined after breaching weight restrictions in West Berkshire.

A teenager has been convicted of drug dealing.

Tadley Treacle Fair returns on Sunday to its usual venue of Saunders Fields.

We delve into our archives to see what was going on 10 years ago, 25 years ago and 50 years ago this week.

Families flocked to this year’s Highclere Show to enjoy a cornucopia of arts, crafts and countryside skill displays.

Festival’s Kurt Weill cabaret, with Broadway and West End stars Mary Carewe and Walter Van Dyk, gets under the skin of his creations.

Douai Abbey’s beautiful architecture, the richness of harmonies and the natural, resonant acoustic made Ex Cathedra’s Rachmaninov vespers sublime.

The Fantasia Orchestra reviewed at Newbury Spring Festival by Julia Rowntree.

Crumbling walls and collapsed ceilings containing asbestos have left Sovereign tenants in despair.