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.
Credit: Kulvir Gill.
Guests enjoyed singing, dancing and refreshment as they celebrated the Teeyan Festival in Maidenhead on Saturday.
Andy Mears Band. Credit: Jonathan Bowker.
An award-winning trumpet player is among an exciting line-up of artists set to perform at a Maidenhead music venue this autumn.
Photo by Ian Longthorne.
An archive image of dragon boats in action at Cookham Regatta
Fredrick's Hotel. Photo from Google Maps.
An ‘unforgettable afternoon’ of family fun, food and entertainment is promised as Charvil Village Fete returns next month.
A member of the 'Pampered Pooch' doggy profile, who gets his own recommendations as to where to go in Clivden.
The Cliveden Estate is gearing up for autumn with some new events targeted at humans and dogs alike.
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The operator of a Datchet water park where an 11-year-old schoolgirl was unlawfully killed has announced it will close at the end of November.
GCSE students pictured at Newlands Girls' School this morning
We'll be bringing live coverage and photographs from across East Berkshire and South Bucks where pupils will hopefully be jumping for joy.
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