West Berkshire Villages

A teenager was nearly run over by an oncoming vehicle before his bike was stolen in a recent robbery.

The most and least used railway station in South East have been revealed.

A school and charity have raised £10,000 to provide new opportunities for autistic young people.

A Hermitage girl has raised thousands of pounds for two national charities.

A West Berkshire school is celebrating achieving an ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rating after its most recent inspection.

A private Remembrance service was held at RAF Welford last week.

More 40 parishioners attended the Remembrance Sunday Service at St Stephen’s Church in Upper Basildon on November 10.

A West Berkshire village has been named the second happiest place to live in Berkshire.

Train services between Theale and Westbury will be affected next week.

Survivors have gathered to remember one of the UK’s worst train crashes this century in West Berkshire.

Pangbourne’s annual Firework Fiesta put on a “spectacular” display for friends and families.

We dived into the treasure trove of artefacts at Thames Valley Police Museum.

A lane is shut on the A34 southbound after a traffic collision.

Pupils at Curridge Primary School enjoyed ‘breaking the rules’ on Thursday.

Shops have been caught selling alcohol and fireworks to underage children in a recent police investigation.

A village has mourned the loss of a “funny” and “mischievous” community stalwart.

Thousands of people enjoyed the opening day of a spectacle of light and tranquillity at a West Berkshire estate.

The Woodspeen is celebrating its 10th anniversary this month with a black-tie dinner in association with Champagne Bollinger.

West Berkshire has been warned to prepare for flooding as bad as 2014 this winter.

Thames Water has told residents of sewage-hit Stanford Dingley it ‘would rather pollute than internally flood properties‘.