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The cost of an NHS prescription is being frozen for 2022, the Government has announced, which says it will help ease the cost of living.
The latest number of lab-confirmed coronavirus cases in the district.
A nightclub reveller from Thatcham, high on cocaine and alcohol, shattered a man's jaw, permanently disfiguring him.
The match was a celebration of Jane's life and proceedings went to children's bereavement charity Daisy's Dream.
He has been located safe and well after going missing last week.
A locked toilet trial at a Hungerford school will continue for the foreseeable future, despite an angry reaction from some.
Police officers conducted speed enforcement checks in Streatley on Friday, May 13 and found 6 speeding offenders in a single 90 minute period.
Plans to demolish the Motorists Discount Centre on Mayors Lane in Newbury and build a three storey apartment block have been refused
The Princess Royal met with recipients of her eponymous Princess Royal Training Award.
As cancer patient and campaigner Deborah James says she's stopping active treatment, what are the signs of bowel cancer to look out for?
Thames Valley Police need to rebuild public confidence following the jailing of a predatory former officer from Newbury, MP Laura Farris has warned.
Kingsclere Parish Council has hit out at borough council officers over its handling of the sale of the village toilet block.
Two Newbury care homes are launching a free guide to support people whose loved ones have been diagnosed with dementia ahead of Dementia Action Week.
A man has denied threatening to beat up another male at his Newbury workplace and trying to get him sacked.
Concerns have been raised over a “significant” rat problem in Kingsclere, particularly in the village allotments.
Plans have been submitted for a cricket pitch in East Garston.
A Lambourn motorist has been convicted of careless driving.
Bucklebury watermelon started demand for a seven-year-old's cards for special needs charities.
A beacon will be lit in Newbury next month as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
Woolhampton says its existence as a village is under threat from ‘unwanted creeping urbanisation’
