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Welcome to West Berkshire

For fine eateries, picturesque countryside and fascinating heritage you have to go a long way to beat West Berkshire.

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Accommodation Spotlight... The Crown & Garter
A traditional family owned friendly 17th Century Pub/Inn with restaurant and bed and breakfast en-suite accommodation, near to Newbury. All the bedrooms are en-suite with baths and power showers and well equipped with TV freeview and radio, tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryers, irons are available on request and a freshly cooked full English breakfast. Spacious free car park and free wifi access.
Snow Drops in West Berkshire 2010
Just because the snow is falling, doesn't mean all the beautiful flowers are still hiding away underground. Clusters of tiny bright snowdrops, primroses and daffodils provide a heart-lifting experience enjoyed by thousands of people throughout the winter months. There are many sites in West Berkshire and beyond that offer visitors the chance to see these delicate but undoubtedly hardy flowers.
Walking in West Berkshire
Whether you like to walk at your leisure or have the stamina for a more challenging route the beautiful West Berkshire Countryside has a route to tempt you...
The Kennet & Avon Canal is 200 years old!
The canal came to Newbury in 1723 when the River Kennet was made navigable. This waterway which linked Newbury to Reading is now part of the Kennet and Avon Canal which today flows as far as Bristol to the west. In 2010 the Canal local people will celebrate the 200th anniversary of the completion of this glorious waterway.
News Archive
Find out more about past events and activities in West Berkshire... .................................................................................................................................................................