Newbury News

Today we are flying the Ukrainian flag to mark the anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. This small but visible gesture reflects our continued solidarity with the people of Ukraine and our support for peace and freedom.

Do you know someone who makes Newbury a better place every day? Someone whose dedication, creativity, or generosity often goes unnoticed? Now is your chance to celebrate them!

The Mayor of Newbury’s fundraising concert at the Waterside Centre on Friday 20 February proved to be a great success, raising a fantastic £1,231 in support of local charity Berkshire Youth.

Local residents are invited to take part in a community tree-planting initiative that will see 40 new trees planted across two green spaces on 1st March. The planting will take place at Hutton Close and Wash Common Recreation Ground.

The Mayor of Newbury is delighted to invite residents and visitors alike to enjoy an evening of live music at the Waterside Centre, at a special fundraising gig in support of Berkshire Youth this Friday 20 February from 7pm at the Waterside Centre, Newbury.

The Mayor of Newbury is delighted to invite residents and visitors alike to enjoy an evening of live music at the Waterside Centre, at a special fundraising gig in support of Berkshire Youth.

The Newbury Town Civic Awards have launched for 2026. The awards celebrate the people who make a real difference in our community. They recognise outstanding achievements and thank the many volunteers whose time, effort and dedication help make Newbury a better place for everyone.

Newbury is set to celebrate its musical heritage with the unveiling of its 21st blue plaque, honouring Alphonse Cary, a visionary entrepreneur whose work shaped the town’s musical life for decades. On Friday 23rd January at 11am, the Mayor of Newbury, Cllr David Harman, will unveil the plaque at the corner of 47 Northbrook Street—the building Cary constructed in 1882, which today houses the Dog’s Trust Charity Shop.