Exclusive: Berkshire-born author Richard Adams, now 86, reveals the truth behind Watership Down.

Not many of us have, but among the few is a youngster who visited Chelsea FC for a special day out.

Bola Clemo, who runs her own cafe at the Newbury Corn Exchange, talks about her passion for food.

A Maidenhead mum has become a web wizard with the finger on the pulse of her community...

Pregnant teenager Fiona is living in a tent in Reading's Garrard Street carpark...

Could yours potentially land you a £70,000 book deal? We chat to one of the UK's top bloggers.

Listen to our unique music project to mark the bi-centennial of the abolition of the Slave Trade.

Do you live in Berkshire and speak Urdu? Then we'd love you to get in touch...

The father of a man convicted of Mary-Ann Leneghan's murder says 'wayward' kids need their dads.

Meet Mark Golledge. One report says if William the Conqueror hadn't won, he'd be HRH Mark Golledge.

Read the booklet, pass the test, take the ceremony: one woman's quest to become a UK citizen.

22-year-old Vicky's given up her career as an air hostess to help out Newbury housing estates.

We find out if house prices in Berkshire are too high to handle. Is affordable housing the solution?

David Cameron says his focus on the cost of living is designed to appeal to Reading residents.

If you're of Afro-Caribbean descent, you could get the chance to trace your ancestral heritage.

Our resident Clutter Doctor recommends auctions as a way to help you freshen up in the New Year.

A young mum says a letter telling her not to place toys on her baby's grave 'ruined Christmas'.

After the genocide: Maidenhead photographer Steve Hart goes back to Rwanda, 12 years on.