A busy Newbury road will be shut later this week.
Marcus asks: What are men for? Are we fellas of any use at all? More will be revealed at Corn Exchange stand-up gig.
A selection of letters to the editor of the Newbury Weekly News.
Multiple incidents or theft and criminal damage have been reported around Newbury.
Controversial plans to create a small business park in the countryside have been refused.
Dog of the Week: The latest dogs looking for their forever homes from Newbury Dogs Trust.
Police and MPs have joined forces to tackle a rise in violent rural crime.
Thatcham gets a new Community Connect on demand bus service - but it replaces two existing bus routes.
The three men convicted for serious assaults, violent disorder and weapons offences on The Nightingales estate will be sentenced in January.
A man has been disqualified from driving and fined for drink driving in Lambourn.
The Arts Society Newbury hears a fascinating lecture on Alchemy and Adventure: A history of exotic colours and poisonous pigments.
Oxford Botanic Garden Christmas Fair offers artisan products, unique food and drink and lively entertainment in beautiful surroundings.
Engineering works will impact train services near Newbury again this weekend.
Members and friends of Thatcham United Reformed Church enjoyed some ‘delightful’ entertainment last weekend in aid of the church.
West Berkshire Council has produced a revised plan – running to 2041 – showing where extra housing demanded by the government will go.
A volunteer-run community transport service is now available to local groups.
Visitors to Un/Common People will also experience a new folk song and story map, reimagining five traditional regional folk songs.
We delve into our archives to see what was going on 10 years ago, 25 years ago and 50 years ago this week.
A Mortimer woman has been recognised nationally for the sustainability of her garden.
Police are investigating an alleged public order incident in Thatcham.
