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Newbury’s Elizabethan Shaw House is to get a new Tudor garden.
A guide on the best places to live in Berkshire has been released – and three locations in West Berkshire made the list.
The driving force behind Newbury’s horticultural efforts has been given a special honour during an awards ceremony for the town’s gardeners.
Hillier Garden Centre Newbury is now the company’s largest site after an extensive redevelopment.
Residents at Upper Raymond’s Almshouses in Newbury have recently created a communal garden.
This My Newbury picture of The Old Mill in Goring-on-Thames was taken by Tracey Godsmark.
The Bucklebury & Marlston Horticultural Society held their Annual Awards event at Englefield House on Saturday, March 23.
A long-standing gardening club has closed.
The harvest period brings with it plenty of misshapen vegetables.
A two-year school garden project is now half way to completion.
West Berkshire Council says it is employing temporary planning consultants to tackle the backlog of planning applications.
With the Forestry Commission warning people to stay away from a hairy caterpillar we look at the other UK insects that could give you a bite or sting.
The first Green Weekend is coming later this month.
A fifth Lockdown Wood has been planted in West Berkshire.
Mortimer is hosting its Christmas Bazaar this weekend.
Woolhampton Primary School champions kinetic learning by opening a new outdoor learning area.
Englefield Estate has undertaken the first ever riverfly monitoring session on the River Pang.
Bucklebury Farm & Deer Safari Park have scheduled a number of exciting events.
David Cole shares his tips on finally cracking the secret to growing aubergines.
Streatley Primary School has achieved the prestigious Eco-Schools Green Flag award.
No drought or thunderstorms could dampen the mood at this year’s Summer Show in Cold Ash.
