Here are a selection of letters to the editor of the Newbury Weekly News
Double check your travel plans next month as there’s a planned Network Rail closure.
Disabled and disadvantaged volunteers at the Newbury Community Resource Centre were treated to a visit by the mayor of Newbury..
There is severe congestion on the A34 southbound between the junctions with the A4185 and the M4 at Chieveley.
A mystery woman has won £10,000 a month for a year after matching five numbers in a National Lottery draw.
Dog of the Week: The latest dogs looking for their forever homes from Newbury Dogs Trust.
A golf club and charity have teamed up to support young person with autism and complex needs in West Berkshire.
Who do you think it will be?
A census is to be held next month to help reverse the decline in the UK’s bird population.
A cadet captain has been honoured with a commendation for his “contribution to developing young people’s skills and confidence”.
A housing developer has revealed its plans to demolish an office building and replace it with 40 homes in a village near Newbury.
Dozens of farmers flocked to a West Berkshire supermarket this morning (Saturday) to protest about inheritance tax changes announced in the Budget.
Newbury’s Elizabethan Shaw House is to get a new Tudor garden.
Two village roads will be closed for works for one day next week.
There is severe congestion as the A34 which is down to one lane in both directions after an overturned vehicle damaged the central reservation.
Tackle our 14 questions on sport, music, food - and even nursery rhymes!
Marlborough LitFest’s annual Golding Speaker highlights the town’s long connection with Nobel Laureate and Booker Prize winner William Golding.
We delve into our archives to see what was going on 10 years ago, 25 years ago and 50 years ago this week
Cinderella with a new social responsibility reviewed in Oxford.
A wedding picture find has sparked a hunt for the 1920’s bride featured in the family photo.