Madison Rolfe
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Residents concerned over health risks following fire (opens the original)
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Residents have complained that people living in Thatcham were left âcompletely unawareâ of what to do following a 150-tonne battery fire. Kayleigh Phillips, from Thatcham, lives just a mile-and-a-half away from the site of the fire at a unit on Colthrop Business Park, which could be seen engulfed in flames on Monday night. According to Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service, explosions and a large fire was first reported by residents around 7.38pm on Colthrop Lane. On arrival, crews discove
GreenFest hopes to share âpositive ideasâ for protecting nature (opens the original)
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A free community celebration of climate and nature was officially launched in Newbury last Saturday, with residents, volunteers and supporters going along to show their backing. The lively, colourful launch offered a taste of the community spirit that will fill St Bartholomewâs School from 10am to 5pm on Saturday, October 24, for GreenFest 2026. The festival is expected to welcome around 2,000 visitors, 20 speakers and more than 75 exhibiting organisations to share practical, positive ideas fo
Newbury retains double honours with âBest Large Townâ award (opens the original)
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Newbury is celebrating another fantastic achievement after receiving double honours at the Thames and Chiltern in Bloom campaign. Building on last yearâs success, when Newbury won the Best Large Town Trophy for the first time, the town once again impressed the judges, demonstrating its continued commitment to maintaining beautiful green spaces, supporting environmental initiatives and encouraging community involvement. The awards, held on September 24, recognised the collective efforts of thos
Berkshire Farm Girlâs pumpkin patch returns bigger and better (opens the original)
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Experience the magic of autumn at the pumpkin patch with Eleanor Gilbert, also known as Berkshire Farm Girl. The pumpkin patch, run by the young farmer, has returned for the autumn and promises a range of seasonal delights. The 24-year-old farmer promises a âproper autumn adventureâ, with different activities available each weekend at Rookery Farms, Curridge, RG18 9LS, during October. It will also be open on Wednesday, October 14 and 21. The Pumpkin Patch has grown year on year as Berkshire
Thatcham schools to remain open after 150-tonne battery fire (opens the original)
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UPDATE at 12:20pm: Schools have been advised to avoid outdoor activities where possible but will remain open today (Tuesday) following the fire last night. West Berkshire Council has confirmed that schools in the area will remain open today following advice issued by Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service. It advised residents to remain indoors if possible, keep windows closed and avoid the area as fire crews remain on-site today (Tuesday). The council said in a statement that it was âmonitor
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