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Playday in the Park in Thatcham today (Weds)

Playday in the Park in Thatcham today (Weds)

Playday in the Park in Thatcham today (Weds)

07 August 2013

FOLLOWING the success of last year's Playday in the Park, which was a series of days to celebrate the Olympic and Paralympic games, Thatcham Town Council…


Love your leftovers at Hungerford Food Festival

Love your leftovers at Hungerford Food Festival

Love your leftovers at Hungerford Food Festival

07 August 2013

HUNGERFORD Food Festival will host a ‘Lovely Leftovers’ recipe competition this year. The contest encourages families to share their favourite leftover…


Upper Basildon student spurred on by Starlight donations

Upper Basildon student spurred on by Starlight donations

Upper Basildon student spurred on by Starlight donations

07 August 2013

A STUDENT from Upper Basildon is currently trekking the length of Britain to raise money for terminally-ill children. Kate Swann, aged 21, (pictured),…


Man charged with criminal damage to property in Oare

Man charged with criminal damage to property in Oare

Man charged with criminal damage to property in Oare

06 August 2013

A MAN from Oare in Hermitage has been charged in connection with criminal damage to property. At 9.35am yesterday (Mon), Thames Valley Police executed…


Man arrested after chainsaw and printer stolen

Man arrested after chainsaw and printer stolen

Man arrested after chainsaw and printer stolen

06 August 2013

A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of burglary after a chainsaw and printer were stolen from property in Marsh Benham. The incident, in which the offender…


Smart map reveals lung cancer rates lower in Royal Berks area

Smart map reveals lung cancer rates lower in Royal Berks area

Smart map reveals lung cancer rates lower in Royal Berks area

06 August 2013

PEOPLE living in the Royal Berkshire Hospital Foundation Trust area have less chance of developing lung cancer than most others in the Thames Valley.…


Green light given for Woodland St Mary solar farm

Green light given for Woodland St Mary solar farm

Green light given for Woodland St Mary solar farm

06 August 2013

PLANNERS have given permission for a solar power farm on former farmland in Woodlands St Mary. The successful proposal involves the installation of 199…


Rotary Club charity cyclists return home to Hungerford

Rotary Club charity cyclists return home to Hungerford

Rotary Club charity cyclists return home to Hungerford

06 August 2013

THE ROTARY Club of Hungerford has welcomed back five cyclists who braved the heatwave to pedal to twin town Ligueil in France. The 550-mile, Wheels For…


Open morning to find new landlords for Kingsclere pub

Open morning to find new landlords for Kingsclere pub

Open morning to find new landlords for Kingsclere pub

06 August 2013

THE ‘CLOSED’ signs have once again gone up at a Kingsclere pub after the landlords vacated the premises. Pub owners, Enterprise Inns, confirmed that the…


Battle Proms wow Highclere crowds

Battle Proms wow Highclere crowds

Battle Proms wow Highclere crowds

06 August 2013

THE HUGELY popular Battle Proms concert again drew in the crowds to the grounds of Highclere Castle on Saturday. Guests were treated to a choreographed…


Man charged with fly-tipping in Burghfield

Man charged with fly-tipping in Burghfield

Man charged with fly-tipping in Burghfield

05 August 2013

A MAN has been charged with fly-tipping in Burghfield. Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police and West Berkshire Council’s environmental health…


Man arrested after threatening bus passengers

Man arrested after threatening bus passengers

Man arrested after threatening bus passengers

05 August 2013

Thames Valley Police was called at 7.53pm yesterday (Sun) to Membury Services on the M4 near Lambourn, to reports of a man threatening passengers and…


Commissioner vows to oppose court closure

Commissioner vows to oppose court closure

Commissioner vows to oppose court closure

05 August 2013

THAMES Valley’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has vowed to fight any closure by stealth of Newbury’s magistrates’ court. Its future is once again…


Alcohol license lodged for new Falkland Sainsbury's

Alcohol license lodged for new Falkland Sainsbury's

Alcohol license lodged for new Falkland Sainsbury's

05 August 2013

CONTROVERSIAL plans to turn an Andover Road petrol station to a Sainsbury’s Local store went before West Berkshire Council once again this week seeking…


First World War medals exceed auction estimate

First World War medals exceed auction estimate

First World War medals exceed auction estimate

05 August 2013

An Aldworth-born former soldier’s medals, including the Distinguished Conduct Medal have fetched £1,056 under the hammer. Cpl Thomas Girdler received…


Proud parish commissions commemorative ceramic mugs

Proud parish commissions commemorative ceramic mugs

Proud parish commissions commemorative ceramic mugs

05 August 2013

THE parish of Bucklebury has commissioned British ceramics manufacturer Emma Bridgewater to design a special mug to commemorate the birth of Prince George…


St Bartholomew's bids farewell to four long-serving staff

St Bartholomew's bids farewell to four long-serving staff

St Bartholomew's bids farewell to four long-serving staff

05 August 2013

FOUR long serving members of staff have retired from St Bartholomew’s School. The end of the school year marks the end of an era for Mike Hart, Geof Wade,…


Young pup is crowned George

Young pup is crowned George

Young pup is crowned George

05 August 2013

THE WAIT for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to name their newborn son seemed even longer for one six-week-old puppy who was to be named after the little…


'Grand' time at cancer patient's fundraising 50th

'Grand' time at cancer patient's fundraising 50th

'Grand' time at cancer patient's fundraising 50th

04 August 2013

A HUNGERFORD teaching assistant who lost her husband and mother to cancer before contracting the disease herself has raised more than £1,000 with a ‘party…


Sheepdrove pushes for second turbine

Sheepdrove pushes for second turbine

Sheepdrove pushes for second turbine

04 August 2013

PLANS for a second wind turbine on Lambourn Downs have been revised and resubmitted by Sheepdrove Organic Farm. Local people have been invited to have…


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