West Berkshire Villages

Stanford Dingley’s Mazelands Farm welcomed a new addition recently.

An application for planning permission for more shipping containers to be used for self storage has been refused by West Berkshire Council.

This picture of the River Kennet at Padworth was taken by Peter Towndrow.

Woolhampton Annual Show is back tomorrow (Saturday) at Woolhampton Village Hall, promising a day of trophies and tea.

The Office for Nuclear Regulation has closed an improvement notice issued to AWE.

An eco centre research base in Kintbury has moved a step closer to fruition.

More roadworks are planned for the following two weeks, causing local disruption.

A cross-party group of MPs representing constituencies along the A34 have written to the Minister for Transport.

A dad has made a desperate plea for his family to be able to stay in a mobile home on land he owns.

There's a big plan in Hungerford to create a wetland wildlife area.

A West Berkshire MP was lucky enough to be among the welcoming party when the England Lionesses arrived in Downing Street this week.

The site for 160 planned homes in Compton has now been cleared.

Two 17-year-olds completed a 175km run in 6.5 days for The Brain Tumour Charity.

A Pangbourne Rotarian has scooped £5,000 for charity from the Cadbury Foundation.

NAWT Berkshire at Great Shefford, will be teaming up with StreetVet to host a day of support for pet owners on Sunday.

A new 3G all-weather pitch has opened in West Berkshire, marking a significant step for grassroots sport in the area.

Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to in connection with a card skimming incident in West Berkshire.

The row over Reading Borough Council’s attempted land grab for parts of the eastern area of West Berkshire has ratcheted up.

Two West Berkshire pubs have been recognised nationally for their quality.

A sports tournament saw 60 children from three schools take part in an afternoon of games.