West Berkshire Villages

The Food Review: For years the Pot Kiln in Frilsham has been a destination pub, well known for its good food and beautiful rural setting.

A village road will be closing soon.

A spectacle of light will be returning to a West Berkshire estate this autumn, with a renewed focus on providing a quiet, sensory experience.

An Upper Woolhampton school has raised more than £19,741.42 after completing a challenging charity walk for a Newbury youth mental health charity.

A roadside hotel on the A4 in West Berkshire is set to be demolished to make way for new homes.

Aldermaston Wharf Bridge, in Aldermaston, will be closed for two days later this month.

Pangbourne College has signed a partnership with Ealing Trailfinders Rugby to join the Trailfinders Rugby Academy.

It was boots to the ground for a Compton school as they made an inroad in their plan to raise at least £20,000 over the academic year.

This picture of a vintage tractor and plough at a recent ploughing match held at Mayridge Farm, Englefield, was taken by Tina Alder from Beenham.

Thousands of village residents are set to get full fibre broadband connection by the end of the month.

A Tilehurst school recently celebrated its 50th anniversary with a grand fete.

A planned parish council meeting had to be delayed due to wasps.

A school governor has retired after 46 years at the village school which she and her family attended.

Police are investigating a string of thefts in West Berkshire at the weekend.

A level crossing is to be closed to traffic early next month.

Thames Water is to close a road in Mortimer for three days next month.

Volunteer drivers are wanted by the Burghfield and Mortimer Volunteer Bureau.

An appeal has been launched to raise nearly £4,000 to repair a clock

There’s been lots going on the first day of Newbury Show this weekend.

A youth charity is encouraging West Berkshire secondary schools to wear blue as part of its latest fundraising drive.