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Work on installations throughout the town is hoped to begin early next year.

The Earl and The Pharaoh – From the Real Downton Abbey to the Discovery of Tutankhamun has just been published.

Sari Schorr with support Sunjay, reviewed at Arlington Arts.

Twenty-year-old Burghclere artist Georgia Papworth aims for career in illustration.

Newbury Building Society is the first building society or bank to be awarded the accolade.

The Valley Film Society will commence its 17th season of screenings at East Garston Village Hall in November.

Bailey Tomkinson Band reviewed at Arlington Arts.

More than 100 quilts and quilted objects are on display at Newbury College show this weekend.

Thin Lizzy's Darren Wharton and his band on Road to Eden album tour.

West Berkshire is the seventh best prepared for electric vehicles, claims car lease comparison site Moneyshake.

A village radio host has been invited to visit Parliament after interviewing a Conservative MP.

Newbury choral singers The Cecilia Consort will pay tribute to our late Queen Elizabeth II next month.

The family of executed Swing Riot leader contacted Newbury Weekly News after it covered a recent talk at West Berkshire Museum.

More than 250 people passed through The Watermill's doors on Saturday to snap up an outfit from its Costume Jumble Sale.

At Home with Agatha Christie: the Wallingford and Cholsey connection tells a fascinating story.

All 18 branches hosted tea parties sharing sandwiches, cakes and fizz and reflected on the business' growth.

A scheme to recycle spare paint has been launched in West Berkshire.

New Era are producing an exciting adaptation of Dickens' Great Expectations and need to fill the parts of Pip, Estella and Herbert.

Newbury Methodist Church organised a successful fundraising event on Saturday in aid of West Berkshire Food Bank.

Bucklebury awarded two generous cheques to local charities after its successful summer Beer Festival.