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ITs not everyday that you get to see a famous face in your home town but sometimes you can be lucky.

ITs not everyday that you get to see a famous face in your home town but sometimes you can be lucky.

ITs not everyday that you get to see a famous face in your home town but sometimes you can be lucky.

A group of travellers on a site in have been told they have until April to leave after a ruling at the High Court.

and West Berkshire as concern over an Indian variant of the virus grows. India has become one of the worst hit countries in the world, with 343,144 new cases recorded on Wednesday, May 13, according to official figures. Meanwhile, in the UK, cases of coronavirus across the country have increased by 1,768, to a total of 16,079 over the past seven days in the latest data. If this trend continues, there are fears that the Government’s four step roadmap out of the lockdown for the country w...

Pic: Gov.uk A total of 10 areas in Reading and West Berkshire have seen an increase in Coronavirus cases. The data, which is taken from the seven days ending April 29, shows the total number of cases and a comparison on the week before. It also reveals the rolling rate, which are calculated by dividing the seven day count by the area population and multiplying by 100,000. In areas with with fewer than three cases data is not revealed in order to protect individuals identities.

The director of an award-winning car company ploughed into a contractor in a moment of madness following an argument, a judge has heard. Graham Joyce, 66, from Cold Ash, Thatcham, Berkshire, who won Van Dealer of the Year for two consecutive years, drove into Colin Green as the contractor prepared to unload his van on January 31 last year. The company director, who had become infuriated when the contractor attempted to deliver a faulty van, then stepped over the victim before returning 20 m...

Case 2 Some of the roads in and around Streatley, Berkshire, are subject to an 18 tonne weight restriction to protect the road and local residents. On July 28, 2020, a Trading Standards Traffic Enforcement Officer observed a Volvo heavy goods vehicle (HGV), travel through the weight restriction on the A329 Wallingford Road, Streatley. The vehicle had a maximum gross weight of 32 tons. At a hearing on the April 9, 2021, the driver pleaded guilty by post and the court fined him £125 and ...

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Council gives reasons for turning down Henwick Park scheme