David Woolford being presented with his prize by Clive Jones MP. Credit: Lottie Sant.
Class entry numbers for this year's Hurst Horticultural Show were 'the highest ever', organisers have revealed.
An Ascot racehorse swapped the track for the playground when it visited a day centre for children with special needs last week.
An ‘unforgettable afternoon’ of family fun, food and entertainment is promised as Charvil Village Fete returns next month.
Photo from a previous year.
Archive GWR train image.
Great Western Railway and Elizabeth line services between Maidenhead and Reading are disrupted due to a broken down train at Twyford.
The site was selected as several collisions have been reported, and there are ongoing concerns about red-light running.
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