Our reporter rustles up some pancakes and finds out more about the strange tradition of pancake making on Shrove Tuesday.
An entrepreneur from Pangbourne is celebrating after winning an award from former Dragon’s Den star and retail magnate Theo Paphitis.
Two 22-year-old men have been charged with criminal damage in connection with the Paddington Bear statue incident.
Organisers of a popular Newbury market have said “it is highly unlikely” that their first event planned for 2025 will take place.
“The small restaurant might be slightly tucked away from the centre of town, but it’s definitely worth a trip.”
A brand new kitchen has been unveiled at a community centre in Tadley.
A creative pupil at a Newbury primary school has won a competition to design a garden in a shoebox put on by a housing developer.
Councils across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight have paid for external consultants to help explore options for mergers ahead of a Government deadline.
A local MP has called upon the Government to create policy that provides specific protections for chalk streams.
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A baroque music concert, a drag bingo night and a World Hearing Day advice event are just a few of the things going on in your area this week.
Police have launched an appeal for information on the whereabouts of two missing girls.
One of the world’s top providers of wi-fi networking devices and accessories has opened its largest UK and Ireland distribution centre in Newbury.
A convenience store in Newbury was raided overnight.
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Over 30 years, the second-hand clothing shop in Hambridge Lane has quietly become one of the town’s most stalwart independent retailers.
A group of Berkshire Army Cadets visited Scandinavia as part of a unique opportunity to enhance their abilities in an Arctic environment.
A pair of otters have been spotted at a county estate in the first confirmed sighting on its grounds for at least 70 years.
A stretch of road between Newtown and Burghclere is expected to be closed for four months while nearly 1km of ageing wastewater pipes are replaced.
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Newbury was transported back to prehistoric times last week when a 17-foot-long dinosaur walked the streets of the town centre.
“At some restaurants you feel like you’re paying for quality but get let down on quantity. At the 1772 Brasserie, you’re getting both in spades.”
One of the stars of the television sports game show Gladiators visited a Newbury school to tell students his inspiring story.
