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Play area smoking ban across Basingstoke and Deane mooted

Play area smoking ban across Basingstoke and Deane mooted

Play area smoking ban across Basingstoke and Deane mooted

15 April 2015

Consultation until mid-June on making the areas smoke-free Should children’s play areas in parks borough-wide be smoke-free? That’s the question…


Police probed on Tadley's drug problem

Police probed on Tadley's drug problem

Police probed on Tadley's drug problem

13 April 2015

Town councillors quiz police Tadley councillors probed police on tackling the town’s drug problem at an annual meeting last week. The meeting, held…


Kingsclere primary school's glowing Ofsted

Kingsclere primary school's glowing Ofsted

Kingsclere primary school's glowing Ofsted

10 April 2015

Pupils' outstanding behaviour praised Staff and pupils at Kingsclere Primary School have been celebrating after the school received a ‘good’…


Earl bids farewell to Downton Abbey

Earl bids farewell to Downton Abbey

Earl bids farewell to Downton Abbey

08 April 2015

Last series filmed at Highclere Castle The Earl of Carnarvon has bid a fond farewell to the award-winning ITV series, Downton Abbey, after it was announced…


Michelin chef stirs up a treat at Mortimer West End pub

Michelin chef stirs up a treat at Mortimer West End pub

Michelin chef stirs up a treat at Mortimer West End pub

26 March 2015

Italian food menu sells out An Italian meal cooked by a Michelin-starred chef at a Mortimer West End pub triggered romantic memories for the owner. Italian…


Battle to restore historic churches in Kingsclere and Ashford Hill continues in run up to Easter

Battle to restore historic churches in Kingsclere and Ashford Hill continues in run up to Easter

Battle to restore historic churches in Kingsclere and Ashford Hill continues in run up to Easter

26 March 2015

The battle to maintain the historic churches in Kingsclere and Ashford Hill continues in the run-up to Easter – and beyond. A group was formed in…


University professor who oversaw Roman site digs awarded archaeologist of year 2015

University professor who oversaw Roman site digs awarded archaeologist of year 2015

University professor who oversaw Roman site digs awarded archaeologist of year 2015

26 March 2015

A READING university professor who oversaw a £5m archaeological project at Silchester’s Roman site for almost two decades has been named Archaeologist…


Dedicated labour hotline wins national award

Dedicated labour hotline wins national award

Dedicated labour hotline wins national award

26 March 2015

A DEDICATED hotline for women in labour in the South East of England has won a prestigious maternity care award. The 24-hour Labour Line, the first of…


In this week's Newbury Weekly News...

In this week's Newbury Weekly News...

In this week's Newbury Weekly News...

26 March 2015

In this week’s Newbury Weekly News, West Berkshire has been named as the seventh worst local authority in the country for the proportion of schools…


Rock group to perform in Kingsclere tonight (Fri)

Rock group to perform in Kingsclere tonight (Fri)

Rock group to perform in Kingsclere tonight (Fri)

20 March 2015

LEGENDARY Newbury rock band, Stealer, are playing live in Kingsclere tonight (Friday). Lead singer Ricky Hicks – who has 50 years in the music and…


Kingsclere woman's charity hair chop

Kingsclere woman's charity hair chop

Kingsclere woman's charity hair chop

13 January 2015

A YOUNG Kingsclere woman has chopped off her waist-length hair to donate to less fortunate youngsters and boost charity funds. Millie Painter, aged 21,…


Insect 'hotels' to open at Kingsclere community project

Insect 'hotels' to open at Kingsclere community project

Insect 'hotels' to open at Kingsclere community project

01 May 2014

INSECT ‘hotels’ will be among habitats included in a new wildlife area at a community project based near Kingsclere. The project to create a wildlife…


Baughurst school pupils have purple-shaped learning curve

Baughurst school pupils have purple-shaped learning curve

Baughurst school pupils have purple-shaped learning curve

01 May 2014

PUPILS at a Baughurst school enjoyed a purple-shaped learning curve recently (Thursday March 13), at a fund raising day. Pupils at the Grantham Farm Montessori…


Wine tasting evening boosts funds for Kingsclere Twinning Association

Wine tasting evening boosts funds for Kingsclere Twinning Association

Wine tasting evening boosts funds for Kingsclere Twinning Association

01 May 2014

A WINE tasting evening and quiz has raised over £200 for Kingsclere Twinning Association. Hosted by the association at Kingsclere Primary school recently…


Flash mob dance at Tadley supermarket boosts charity funds

Flash mob dance at Tadley supermarket boosts charity funds

Flash mob dance at Tadley supermarket boosts charity funds

16 April 2014

A FLASH mob dance at a Tadley supermarket helped the store to raise an amount approaching £2,000 for Sport Relief. Sainsbury’s staff, with the support…


Tadley taxpayers say 'Yes' to £250k youth centre loan

Tadley taxpayers say 'Yes' to £250k youth centre loan

Tadley taxpayers say 'Yes' to £250k youth centre loan

06 April 2014

A NEW youth centre for Tadley moved a step closer this week, after the town’s electorate voted in favour of taxpayers footing the bill for a quarter of…


Tadley councillors to vote on £7k grant to Tadley sports complex

Tadley councillors to vote on £7k grant to Tadley sports complex

Tadley councillors to vote on £7k grant to Tadley sports complex

02 March 2014

TADLEY town councillors will vote this evening (Monday) on whether to hand out more taxpayers’ money to a cash-strapped Tadley sports complex .Proposals…


Newtown road closed/two taken to hospital following collision

Newtown road closed/two taken to hospital following collision

Newtown road closed/two taken to hospital following collision

21 October 2013

TWO women were taken to hospital following a collision in Newtown last Wednesday (Oct 17) afternoon and which forced a closure of the road. Hampshire…


Baughurst garden 'Nashfest' raises £3,000 for charity

Baughurst garden 'Nashfest' raises £3,000 for charity

Baughurst garden 'Nashfest' raises £3,000 for charity

26 July 2013

A CHARITY music festival in a Baughurst garden on Saturday, which sold out in days, has raised £3,000. Some 300 tickets were sold for Nashfest, which…


'JAWS' swim with sharks boosts Kingsclere charity funds

'JAWS' swim with sharks boosts Kingsclere charity funds

'JAWS' swim with sharks boosts Kingsclere charity funds

26 July 2013

A ‘JAWS’ event has boosted funds for a Kingsclere charity set up in memory of a little boy from the village. Louise Adams, aged 17, of Thatcham, recently…


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