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Celebrate Foster Care Fortnight with us
Foster Care Fortnight (13 to 26 May) is an annual campaign set up by The Fostering Network to raise the profile of fostering and show how foster care transforms lives.
Acting Leader looks back on first year of new administration
Councillor Jeff Brooks reflects on the highlights and achievements from previous year.
Site visits planned following residents' sewage concerns
Latest site visits by Environmental Health and Highways teams come amid continuing concerns about exposure to sewage and other debris
Council backs Motion to give people who've been in care greater protection
Councillors have backed a Motion to give people who've been in care greater protection at a Council meeting earlier this week.
State of the art thermal sensors installed across West Berkshire highway network
Real-time data gained during the winter season will help inform winter gritting routes in the future
Northcroft Lido welcomes swimmers back
Northcroft Lido in Newbury is set to reopen its doors to the public for the spring/summer season.
West Berkshire Council launches new digital planning service
A new free online service has launched to allow residents to check to see if they need to submit a planning application.
Council announces changes to Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) processing for householders
There is no summary for this Council announces changes to Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) processing for householders blog article
Spending plans for 2024/25 approved by Council
New budget will deliver cleaner road signs, a cheaper garden waste collection service, contactless bus payments, active travel schemes, and much more.
Almost 90% of children in West Berkshire get first choice of secondary school
High percentage of preferred secondary school allocations maintained
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