For many in Newbury, the BT tower is the ugliest building in town. Some say it dominates and humiliates the Town Centre...

The Mayor of Newbury, Cllr Elizabeth O’Keeffe invested Fr Peter Codd as the Mayor’s Chaplain at the Full Council Meeting....

Newbury Town Council are currently undertaking an in-depth inspection of the trees that it owns and manages within the Parish....

The Remembrance Sunday Parade & Service will be held in Newbury on Sunday 10 November 2019...

Come along to Newbury Market on Thursday 31 October in the Market Place, make a £1 minimum purchase ...

A defibrillator has been installed on the public toilets building at The Wharf, Newbury....

Following the hugely successful community bulb planting in 2018 and the planting of the rose beds in Victoria Park...

The Newbury in Bloom Presentation evening took place at the Corn Exchange, Newbury on 25 September 2019...

The Canal is one of Newbury’s most important features and we are working hard to protect and improve it....

At the Community Services Meeting on Monday evening, Newbury Town Council presented awards...

Newbury Town Council believes that the UK should remain in the EU. At a special meeting of the Council...

Plenty’s Eagle Iron Works, founded in 1790 by William Plenty, was for many decades a pre-eminent industrial...

Newbury Town Hall is throwing open its doors to the public so that everyone can view the Council Chamber...

Victoria Park was recently recognised by the Green Flag Award Scheme as one of the very best in the world...

The Town Council has rejected proposals from West Berkshire Council to increase the charges...

Since declaring a climate emergency on 10th June 2019, the Town Council’s Climate Emergency Working Group...

Mrs. Joyce Lewis, the Town Council’s long-serving Civic Manager is retiring at the end of August and the Council is pleased...

20 different projects in the local area have been awarded grants by Newbury Town Council this summer...

Newbury Town Council has been looking at ways to further develop and promote the ‘canal corridor’ which runs through Newbury.