Niki Hinman

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News Editor, Executive Producer,Writer at Freelance

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Only two dentists in the Reading West and Mid Berkshire area are accepting new NHS adult patients

2 weeks ago | rdg.today | Niki Hinman

Only two dentists in the Reading West and Mid Berkshire area are accepting new NHS adult patients. The issue has been raised in Parliament by MP Olivia Bailey. According to NHS data, 30.7 per cent of adults in West Berkshire have seen a dentist in the last two years, in comparison to the England average of 40.3 per cent.
Tim Peake and Prof Brian Cox to appear

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Niki Hinman

Cheltenham Science Festival announces 2025 line-upNiki HinmanBBC News, West of EnglandBBCAstronaut Tim Peake will appear at this year's festival Astronaut Tim Peake and Prof Brian Cox are among the star names who will be appearing at this year's Cheltenham Science Festival. The festival, being held from 3-8 June, will have more than 114 events spanning a range of subjects such as AI, healthcare and how the Trump presidency could impact the scientific world.
Bristol woman says MND diagnosis is "not the end" for her

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Niki Hinman

Divorce stress wrongly blamed for MND symptoms Niki HinmanPA MediaDiane Keys was given five years to live in 2023A woman whose motor neurone disease (MND) symptoms were initially mistaken for stress from her divorce has been given five years to live - but says it's "not the end". Diana Keys, 65, from Clevedon in Somerset, said that a year after her 35-year marriage ended in 2019, her speech deteriorated and she started "falling over for no reason".
West Berks hits back at Greater Reading idea

3 weeks ago | rdg.today | Niki Hinman

The Leader of West Berkshire Council has hit back at the Leader of Reading Borough Council and the Reading West and Mid Berkshire MP about the future composition of local councils. They want a ‘Greater Reading’ authority – as they say it suits areas like Tilehurst and Calcot better. MP Olivia Bailey has even written to the minister of state for local government saying residents in those areas ‘look to Reading for shopping and leisure’.
Appeal planned over Lambourn asphalt plant decision

1 month ago | bbc.com | Niki Hinman

Appeal planned over asphalt plant decisionNiki HinmanLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceBBCThe plant was planned for land near the M4 motorwayAn appeal against a decision to not allow the building of an asphalt plant is going to be lodged. West Berkshire Councillors voted down the plan for the path near Membury Services because of fears it could damage the Lambourn racehorse industry.
Asphalt plant plan near M4 to be appealed after refusal

1 month ago | readingchronicle.co.uk | Niki Hinman

An appeal against the decision to not allow an asphalt plant to be built near Membury Services is to be lodged. West Berkshire Councillors voted it down – because of fears it might damage the Lambourn racehorse industry. “If you’re not a millionaire horse trainer you won’t get any support from either the parish or district councillor,”said Mark Drake, a partner in Putnham Property behind the scheme.
Plans hatched for huge egg farm near Reading with 32,000 hens

1 month ago | readingchronicle.co.uk | Niki Hinman

Plans for a massive egg farm near Newbury have been hatched. The proposal at Bradfords Farm near Marsh Benham could see around 32,000 hens there. The existing free range egg laying units on the site are dated, according to the applicant who proposes to remove the existing six poultry houses from the site and replace it with a new purpose-built free-range egg laying unit.
Asphalt plant refused over racehorse health fears

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Niki Hinman

Councillors have rejected plans for an asphalt plant in Berkshire over fears for the horseracing industry. Developers were proposing to produce up to 25,000 tonnes a year of the material at a site near Membury Services on the M4. However, West Berkshire Council members voted against the advice of planning officers after a two-and-a-half-hour debate on Wednesday. Lambourn Trainers Association told the packed meeting racehorses would be vulnerable to air pollution from the site.
Asphalt plant refused over Lambourn racehorse health fears

1 month ago | bbc.com | Niki Hinman

Niki HinmanLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceAdrian Dennis/AFP via Getty ImagesCouncillors have rejected plans for an asphalt plant in Berkshire over fears for the horseracing industry. Developers were proposing to produce up to 25,000 tonnes a year of the material at a site near Membury Services on the M4. However, West Berkshire Council members voted against the advice of planning officers after a two-and-a-half-hour debate on Wednesday.
Egg farm housing 32,000 hens proposed for Berkshire countryside

1 month ago | bbc.com | Niki Hinman

Plans hatched for large egg farm with 32,000 hensNiki HinmanLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceBBCThe new facility would house about 32,000 hensPlans for a large egg farm housing tens of thousands of hens have been hatched. The proposal at Bradfords Farm, near Marsh Benham in Berkshire, could see about 32,000 chickens housed in the new facility.

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