With founder John Darvell's departure, Zoë steps into head up Newbury dance classes.
Caoline Franklin’s choice of good new reads for children.
The leader of Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council has called upon the government to help more people improve the energy efficiency of their homes.
Shoppers joined store staff in wrestling a thief to the floor.
With temperatures continuing to climb ahead of the weekend, the Met Office says September’s heatwave could be about to break all records.
The Met Office has issued a Yellow weather warning for thunderstorms in West Berkshire and parts of North Hampshire.
An inquest has heard a mother describe her daughter as a “crazy, funny, bubbly” person, but one that had “lost her spark”.
A rotary club has announced the date for one of its biggest charity events of the year.
Our finances are becoming more complicated, but our approach to lending doesn’t have to be, says Newbury Building Society.
Police have released an image of an individual officers believe may have vital information about an assault occasioning GBH in Pangbourne.
The Newbury Real Ale Festival, some history talks and the Hungerford Heritage Festival are just a few of the things going on in your area this week.
Police have confirmed that a person who was struck by a train this morning has died.
Newbury Blues started their new season with an emphatic 30-0 win over local rivals Reading at Monks Lane.
Lambourn’s Holly Annetts exceeded even her wildest expectations as she won three medals at the Karate World Games in Florida.
A number of electric car charging points have been earmarked for Thatcham.
The cost of vet treatment has risen faster than inflation, claims the CMA, which is to review whether pet owners are getting a good deal.
A person has been struck by a train this morning, stopping all services between Newbury and Reading.
Latest informal classic vehicle meet at The Bell, Aldworth.
Stroll on down for the Sound Newbury entertainment in Victoria Park.
Wash Common amateur theatre group rises to the challenge.
