Summary

  1. Thames Water accused of holding customers in contemptpublished at 06:20 GMT 23 January

    Thames Water was asked by an MP to compensate residents last year, but still has not paid out.

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  2. Police officer who had sex with suspect jailedpublished at 16:47 GMT 20 January

    Matthew Lynch, who was based in Slough, had a relationship with the woman for six months in 2021.

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  3. What it's like to play Tom Hanks' kid brotherpublished at 07:12 GMT 18 January

    Albie Salter plays Tom Hanks' younger brother in the new Hollywood film, Here.

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  4. Burst water main writes off three vehiclespublished at 17:26 GMT 15 January

    The burst water main "sounded like a storm" as pieces of tarmac were hurled across the street.

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  5. Berkshire's housing targets go through the roofpublished at 17:19 GMT 13 December 2024

    The government wants to build 1.5m new homes across the country by 2029.

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  6. Former BBC radio presenter Howard Hughes diespublished at 10:49 GMT 17 November 2024

    Hughes was the first voice heard on BBC Radio Berkshire, when it launched in 1992.

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  7. MP seeking views on possible assisted dying changespublished at 15:24 GMT 28 October 2024

    The assisted dying bill will be debated and voted on for the first time on 29 November.

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  8. Ineos Britannia: The team behind the teampublished at 11:25 BST 19 October 2024

    Meet some of the team behind Ben Ainslie's mission to win the America's Cup.

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  9. New station lift closed after 'extreme rainfall'published at 15:53 BST 25 September 2024

    Former prime minister, Theresa May, attended the launch of the lift in early September.

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  10. Officer sacked for 'gross misconduct'published at 11:55 BST 14 September 2024

    Thames Valley Police removes officer who punched and close range sprayed two people.

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  11. Weekly round-up: Five stories you may have missedpublished at 07:19 BST 18 August 2024

    Twins completing a charity swim after a croc attack was among our most read stories in the south.

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  12. Weekly round-up: Five stories you may have missedpublished at 07:15 BST 11 August 2024

    A story about a series of planned protests was among our most read stories this week in the south.

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  13. Major road reopens after military convoy crashpublished at 08:19 BST 28 July 2024

    Two men were seriously injured in a collision on the A34 that led to almost 12-hour traffic queues.

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  14. Weekly round-up: Five stories you may have missedpublished at 07:11 BST 28 July 2024

    A story about a crisp-stealing seagull was among our most read stories this week in the south.

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  15. 'Unique' autograph collection fetches £78kpublished at 06:33 BST 25 July 2024

    A note signed by Chinese communist leader Mao Zedong fetches the highest selling price at £22,000.

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  16. 'Most dangerous' road gets lower speed limitpublished at 07:59 BST 16 July 2024

    The A4 route was identified by the government in 2016 as one of the country's 50 "most dangerous".

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  17. New MPs head to Parliament for first daypublished at 14:19 BST 8 July 2024

    The new intake of MPs head to Parliament after being victorious last week.

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  18. Thanks for joining uspublished at 09:23 BST 5 July 2024

    With all results across the county now declared, the BBC live page for the election results for Berkshire has now ended.

    Please follow all the latest general election results here.

  19. State of play in Berkshirepublished at 09:22 BST 5 July 2024

    In Reading, Labour's Matt Rodda retained his Reading Central seat, whilst the new constituency of Reading West and Mid Berkshire was won by Labour's Olivia Bailey.

    In Windsor and Maidenhead, Windsor was held by the Conservatives, with Jack Rankin the new MP there. Maidenhead went to the Liberal Democrats' Joshua Reynolds.

    Labour's Tan Dhesi held on to Slough.

    Meanwhile, Bracknell went red for the first time as Peter Swallow secured a majority, whilst the new seat of Earley and Woodley went to Labour's Yuan Yang.

    The Liberal Democrats' Lee Dillon and Clive Jones took Newbury and Wokingham respectively.

  20. Tories put to the Sword across the southpublished at 07:45 BST 5 July 2024

    Penny Mordaunt lost in Portsmouth North while Tobias Ellwood also lost his Bournemouth East seat.

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