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‘I could spend £10k getting kids to school’: Dad urges free bus pass rethink
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (432+ words) A father is lobbying for a change to the way free school bus passes are issued in West Berkshire after being charged more than £1,000 for his son’s school travel despite choosing their ‘catchment’ secondary school. Brett Melvill-Smith lives in Hermitage…...
Transport Through The Ages event ‘a celebration of village’
6+ day, 15+ min ago (178+ words) A transport festival that made a triumphant return this summer after a two-year break has raised thousands of pounds for charity. Organised under the umbrella of the Rotary Club of Reading Matins, the much-loved village event raised £12,068. The event’s headline…...
Police relaunch award in memory of Pemberton murders solicitor
1+ week, 1+ day ago (384+ words) Police are seeking people who have protected domestic abuse survivors for an award honouring the ‘pioneering’ work of a solicitor who supported the family of a mother and son killed by her estranged husband. Thames Valley Police is inviting nominations…...
David Wilson Homes Southern donates £58,000 to West Berkshire charity
1+ week, 7+ hour ago (274+ words) Young care leavers needing support to settle into adulthood have been given an enormous cash-boost thanks to the generosity of a housebuilder. Charity Bridge for Young People supports those aged between 16 and 25 who are leaving care or facing homelessness, providing…...
New eco-play park opens hoping to inspire young minds
1+ week, 1+ day ago (235+ words) A brand-new natural playpark has been opened and is ready for the community to enjoy in Newbury. A downed oak tree has found a new lease of life in the form of a play unit in Hutton Close. The new…...
Shining a light on the lifelong impact of childhood bullying
1+ week, 2+ day ago (327+ words) Kindness in Motion: Babushka, at The Old Library, on Saturday, August 29. Review by Amy Trigwell-Jones. We were treated to a rehearsed reading at The Old Library, where ideas, creativity and storytelling came together in a piece still finding its shape....
Pupils begin inter-generational gardening club with care home residents
1+ week, 4+ day ago (249+ words) Green-fingered residents at Newbury Grove care home, on London Road, have welcomed children from Fir Tree Primary School to get their hands dirty. Earlier in May this year, the group planted tomato seeds together after the residents taught pupils the…...
College student Ibrahim makes his mark
2+ week, 1+ day ago (338+ words) Newbury College student Ibrahim Evans has gained vital experience in the workplace during his industry placement with College Skills Partner Lifecycle Software Ltd. During the placement, Ibrahim moved beyond training exercises to apply his technical skills to real business challenges....
Teenager hosts summer activity sessions to raise for ‘life-changing’ expedition
2+ week, 3+ day ago (291+ words) A teenager has been hosting a number of summer family activities to help her raise funds for an expedition to Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands, writes Tallulah Joyce. Charlie Roberts, 14, from Thatcham, is hoping to raise £8,000 to take part in…...
A-level students see marks downgraded after investigation
2+ week, 6+ day ago (257+ words) Students at a Newbury school had one of their A-level marks downgraded after staff were felt to have offered too much help with coursework. Exam board OCR was involved in an investigation at St Bartholomew’s School last month. Following the…...