Sarah Bosley

22 hours ago | newburytoday.co.uk | Sarah Bosley

Welcome to this week’s Dog of the Week. Dogs Trust Newbury still has a number of dogs at its Hamstead Marshall base who need a new home, writes Grace Dowdney. And so, every Sunday we will continue to shine a spotlight on one of them to try to help spread the word. Nationwide, the charity currently has 752 dogs that are looking for a family to join. You can find out more about adopting a dog by visiting the charity’s website.

1 day ago | newburytoday.co.uk | Sarah Bosley

A Newbury vineyard has enjoyed recent double international triumph, writes Eva Fielden. All Angels Vineyard, in Enborne, saw success after being awarded a 96 point Gold Medal at The International Wine & Spirits Competition 2025 for its 10 Year Anniversary Classic Cuvée. It was the second highest mark worldwide and they only narrowly missed out on the top spot - by just one point.

2 days ago | newburytoday.co.uk | Sarah Bosley

Published: 11:37, 27 June 2025 With GCSE and A-Level exams now finished, students from across the district have begun celebrating the end of school in style. It’s proms season!Later in the summer we will also be publishing a special supplement in the Newbury Weekly News of the proms from across the district. So keep an eye out for that next month. In the meantime you can view all of the photos, taken by our photographers, at each of the school events, just days after they happen.

3 days ago | newburytoday.co.uk | Sarah Bosley

A former UK tennis star will officially open a newly resurfaced village court this weekend, writes Grace Dowdney. Barry Cowan will cut the ribbon at Boxford Tennis Club on Sunday (June 29), as part of a community open afternoon promoting club membership to the local community. Mr Cowen famously took Pete Sampras to five sets at Wimbledon in the second round in 2001. The tennis star will be on the courts for half an hour, starting at 3.30pm, followed by the ribbon cutting and speeches at 4pm.

3 days ago | newburytoday.co.uk | Sarah Bosley

A Newbury resident, who has lived with a brain injury for the past 28 years and thought she would never ride a bike again, has cycled 54 miles for charity, writes Grace Dowdney. Anne-Marie Goldsmith, 57, took on the annual London to Brighton bike ride earlier this month to raise money for Headway, a charity that supports those affected by brain injury.