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Hermitage gardener spied a spider

Hermitage gardener spied a spider

Children can learn to dig gardening by growing geraniums during National Children's Gardening Week, May 23-31

Children can learn to dig gardening by growing geraniums during National Children's Gardening Week, May 23-31

Brightwalton beekeeper and environmentalist Keith Richards happy to see honeybees on the increase

Brightwalton beekeeper and environmentalist Keith Richards says honeybees on the increase

Newbury Weekly News — on sale every Thursday — only £1

Lockdown is the perfect opportunity to get children into gardening

Lockdown is the perfect opportunity to get children into gardening

National Gardening Week is a good time to start growing your own

National Gardening Week is a good time to start growing your own

Waterbears, hoverflies and ghostslugs - oh my! Woodland Trust's top 10 hidden treasures

Waterbears, hoverflies and ghostslugs - oh my! Woodland Trust's top 10 hidden treasures

How does your garden glow?

How does your garden glow?

Keep the soil moving to beat pests

Keep the soil moving to beat pests

Where the wild things are

Where the wild things are

Let it mow, let it mow, let it mow

Let it mow, let it mow, let it mow

Hedgehog Awareness Week - taking care of the prickly critters during lockdown

Hedgehog Awareness Week – taking care of the prickly critters during lockdown

Don't get ticked off

Lucinda Edwards, from Beenham

Don't get ticked off

Small garden, big impression

Small garden, big impression

Green fingers

Latest figures show nearly 3/4 of millennials enjoy gardening

Millennials getting all green-fingered

Floral fancies

Floral fancies

Nature was his canvas

Nature was his canvas

Weather to be - or not to be

Weather to be - or not to be

Mind the gap

Mind the gap

The indoors ... outdoors

The indoors ... outdoors

Hartwood Oak comes of age

Hartwood Oak comes of age

Everybody needs good neighbours

Everybody needs good neighbours

Funky splashback to the future

Funky splashback to the future

Miranda wants to take centre stage in a new home

Go "clean and green" for New Year says Council

'From the bottom of our heart, thank you' from Hermitage Coffee House

My newbury

Autumn reflections

Autumn reflections

Bank left

Bank left

Robins by David Evans

David Evans

Glorious Autumn

Glorious Autumn

Bradfield

Bradfield

Midgham Park cows

Midgham Park cows

A quiet day on Snelsmore Common

A quiet day on Snelsmore Common

There's always light at the end of the tunnel

There's always a light at the end of the tunnel

Baby rabbit in the garden- South West Newbury

Baby rabbit in the garden- South West Newbury

Greenham Common after the rain.

Greenham Common after the rain.

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