West Berkshire Villages

As conflict rages in the Middle East, we toured the top secret facility in West Berkshire building Britain’s next generation of nuclear warheads.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a serious crash between three motorcyclists shut both directions of the M4 last night (Monday).

With GCSE and A-Level exams now finished, students from across the district have begun celebrating the end of school in style.

A bereavement charity is inviting families to join them for a peaceful afternoon.

Police want to speak with two men about a cashpoint fraud at a supermarket in West Berkshire.

Defence secretary John Healey visited AWE Aldermaston yesterday (Thursday) after the Government committed to renew Britain’s nuclear deterrent.

A cat charity is hosting an open day to celebrate its 60th anniversary.

Money has been stolen from a car in Tilehurst.

Pre-school managers have reacted to the government’s £37m drive to create up to 6,000 new places in school-based nurseries.

Two Pangbourne food outlets got an unexpected plug in the House of Commons last week.

Pupils from six primary schools have taken part in an annual Potato Harvesting Challenge at Newbury Showground.

Pangbourne Rotary Club has celebrated another roaring success with its Dragon Boating Racing.

After a daring mission that took him out of this world – well out of his garden anyway – Apollo the tortoise has landed safely back home.

Enborne village is driving a fundraiser to get more cash to take West Berkshire Council to court.

Prior’s Court unveiled its bespoke new performing arts hub for young people with autism at its centre in Hermitage yesterday (Thursday).

The inquiry into West Berkshire’s rejection of the multi-storey Eagle Quarter redevelopment in Newbury town centre has now all but closed.

A small business is hosting on art exhibition to mark Learning Disability Week (June 16 to 22).

Members of Newbury’s Indian community have been cleaning up local green spaces for World Environment Day (June 5).

Two cows trapped in a river have been saved by emergency services.

A West Berkshire wildlife park is celebrating two new, rare arrivals.