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Bid for 'safer schools' in West Berkshire not suitable for blanket implementation - Vimarsana News

Bid for 'safer schools' in West Berkshire not suitable for blanket implementation

Liberal Democrat motion included fining drivers who left engines running outside schools

Coronavirus West Berkshire: Surgeries facing 'very restricted supply' of Pfizer vaccinations - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus West Berkshire: Surgeries facing 'very restricted supply' of Pfizer vaccinations

Falkland Surgery provides update on Newbury Racecourse hub

Traffic ban for Newbury's Northbrook Street could become permanent - Vimarsana News

Traffic ban for Newbury's Northbrook Street could become permanent

Consultants HemingwayDesign assessing scheme in town centre masterplan

Memories of PC Les Hopps in Newbury in the 1950s - Vimarsana News

Memories of PC Les Hopps in Newbury in the 1950s

Memories of PC Les Hopps in Newbury in the 1950s Thames Valley Police Museum tweets picture from its archives Geraldine Gardner  '); Thames Valley Police has a small museum at the White House, at the Thames Valley Police training centre in Sulhamstead. The museum includes displays on the history of Thames Valley Police and the five police forces that merged to form it: Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxford City, Oxfordshire and Reading Borough. When the museum is open visits can be booked by appointment only, with a maximum group size of 10. The museum is currently closed due to the coronavirus...

Newbury teacher provides tips for coping in this next lockdown phase - Vimarsana News

Newbury teacher provides tips for coping in this next lockdown phase

Newbury teacher provides tips for coping in this next lockdown phase Amanda Bailey offers families ways of maintaining emotional balance and a sense of well-being Geraldine Gardner  '); As a consequence of the new, faster-spreading variant of the coronavirus, schools have closed their doors until February half-term at least. Children already have their own understanding of Covid-19 and it is for each parent to decide how to filter, age-appropriate information about school closures. Primary school teacher and well-being practitioner Amanda Bailey, based in Wash Common, offers some tips for co...