Nostalgia

'This memorial is dedicated to the memory of all American servicemen who lost their lives helping to preserve freedom.'

A Second World War veteran who flew in 30 operations during 1944 died earlier this year.

The women's peace protests became a media sensation and remain a unique and polarising chapter in the history of former RAF Greenham Common.

The names of former WW2 aircraft have been put forward as street names for the new Pinchington Lane development near Newbury.

The West Berkshire Heritage Forum have highlighted eight buildings across the districts as being of unique heritage value.

A trawl through the Newburytoday archives, shows a traffic-filled town centre festooned with Christmas decorations.

This year marks 30 years since the great fire of Windsor Castle.

Remembrance services were hold across the district on Sunday.

Villages throughout the district held Remembrance services on Sunday.

A Thatcham publisher has relaunched a 70s thriller novel that was adapted into a Clint Eastwood movie.

Crowds gathered at Newbury War Memorial for Armistice Day.

A popular hiking trail once trained Allied troops to win the war.

Heritage was celebrated as 183 people were welcomed through the doors of Newbury Town Hall.

The grisly exploits of an infamous serial killer once featured in our newspaper.

The Royal Berkshire Regiment served the nation worldwide for almost 80 years.

Watch the Newbury Weekly News' documentary about Thatcham's only wartime bombing victim.

A blue plaque commemorating the only victim of the Second World War Thatcham bombing raids has been officially unveiled.

At Home with Agatha Christie: the Wallingford and Cholsey connection tells a fascinating story.

Thatcham Town Council’s Heritage Working Party will unveil its fifth Blue Plaque this weekend.

Members of a church in Thatcham have welcomed descendants of its founder at the weekend for a plaque unveiling in his name.