Slough
London
- Lee Bowyer: Charlton Athletic manager signs new contract until 2023
- Coronavirus: UK to monitor flights from China as precaution
- Kate launches childhood survey to help under-fives
- Saracens: Premiership Rugby to release report into salary cap breaches
- Knives 'hidden in London parks to sidestep stop and search'
Oxford City
- Scandal-hit Southern Health NHS Trust now rated 'good'
- George Thorne: Oxford sign Derby midfielder on permanent deal until end of the season
- Kite 2020 music festival granted licence in Kirtlington
- Toilet in shower found in 'dangerous' Oxford rented homes
- Homelessness: Bench armrests 'hostile' to Oxford rough sleepers
BBC Birmingham News Feeds
- How bad are asthma inhalers for the environment?
- Camilla unveils Roald Dahl-inspired windows at Birmingham hospital
- Sparkbrook stabbing: Boy charged after teen 'seriously injured'
- Dan Evans: British number one set to skip Olympics
- Kate launches childhood survey to help under-fives
- Matheus Pereira: West Brom winger charged with violent conduct
- Four released after Leamington Spa 'county lines' stabbing
- West Bromwich Albion: Homeless fan sees first Baggies game after generous gesture
- Eniola Aluko: Aston Villa appoint ex-England forward as women's sporting director
- Australian Open: Heather Watson into second round but Dan Evans loses
BBC Bristol News Feed
- Ben Garner: Bristol Rovers boss returns to work; Jamal Blackman joins on loan
- Outcry as Montpelier 'rainbow' bridge painted grey
- Eldermirth: Bristol daytime comedy club for people who 'can't go out at night'
- Young people create alternative sympathy cards
- Tribes of Bristol captured in snapshot exhibition
- Bleadon abandoned dog found in 'horrendous condition'
- Bailey Wright: Sunderland bring in Bristol City defender on loan
- Bristol Zoo keeper retires after 45 years of 'job I always wanted'
- BAME foster care shortage in two-thirds of English councils
- Portishead's Hedgehog Lady on the hunt for volunteers
Cornwall Council News feed
- Cornwall Council marks a year of action since declaring climate emergency
- Drop-in sessions to discuss crime and anti-social behaviour launched in Camborne
- Climate emergency and new cycle trails on the agenda at first full council meeting of 2020
- Operator of illegal caravan site fined for not having a licence
- Council proposes changes to car park charges
- Support for those that need it on Blue Monday
- Flights between Cornwall Airport Newquay and London Gatwick to be reinstated from April 2020
- Time to ‘level up’ all parts of the UK, says new Land of Opportunity report
- National Pothole Day highlights need for better road investment
- Couple who sold fake brands on social media ordered to pay more than £5,000 in costs
BBC Essex News Feed
- Essex mum opens children's centre after council closures
- Southend United: HMRC winding-up petition dismissed in insolvency court
- Stranded dolphins rescued from mud in Thames Estuary
- Valentin Kachanov: No answers over man's death
- Man dies at Port of Tilbury industrial unit
- Tom Westley: Essex batsman succeeds Ryan ten Doeschate as skipper
- Colchester United v Bradford City
- Stuart Bingham: Masters champion 'will always have haters' despite victory
- Dolphins rescued from mud in Thames Estuary
- Essex crow terrorises cars by destroying windscreen wipers
BBC Hampshire News Feed
- Portsmouth: Jack Whatmough reveals alcohol and gambling problems while injured
- Scandal-hit Southern Health NHS Trust now rated 'good'
- LGBT Falklands veteran's 'over the moon' at medal return
- Isle of Wight man arrested over tree surgery death
- England at Euro 2020: Who is going to lead the line for Gareth Southgate?
- Che Adams: Southampton turn down third Leeds United bid for striker
- South Western Railway warned it could be placed in public hands
- Teenager arrested after Southsea stabbing and kidnap bid
- Southampton stabbing: Boy charged after teenager dies
- Families receive life-changing cystic fibrosis drug Orkambi
BBC Manchester News Feeds
- Solskjaer won't last as Man Utd boss beyond this season - Martin Keown
- Manchester United lose 2-0 to Burnley - pundits and fans react
- Manchester United 'not good enough' in Burnley defeat - Solskjaer
- Labour leadership: Nandy joins Starmer on final ballot
- Midrar Ali: Dad of baby boy in legal battle 'pressured' by medics
- Labour leadership: I can sell 'hope for the future', says Long-Bailey
- Manchester Arena attack thief back in prison for breaching licence conditions
- Boys rescued after suspected stolen car plunges into Bolton river
- 'Lost' LS Lowry painting fetches £2.65m at auction
- Aymeric Laporte: Defender 'best left-sided centre-back in the world' - Pep Guardiola
BBC Lincolnshire News Feed
- Police seek help over man found in Boston drainage channel
- Murder arrest over Skegness hotel body find
- Emiliano Sala felt 'forced out' by Nantes before plane crash
- Drain body: Three in court over Marcin Stolarek murder
- Deer poachers banned from entering Humberside Police area
- Department store Beales collapses into administration
- Sniffer dogs search High Toynton church tower rubble
- Boston drain body: Three charged with murder of Marcin Stolarek
- Lincoln City 1-0 Blackpool: Tyreece John-Jules' scores first goal for Imps
- Harry Toffolo: Huddersfield Town sign Lincoln City defender
Amersham News Views and Information News Feed
- Rotary in Amersham invite you to – An Evening with Adam Henson – Saturday 28th March
- Carrol Morris – Owner of Carrols Hardware Shop – Celebrates Longest “One Woman” Business in Amersham – 1st February
- Amersham Art Group Meetings For February and March
- AMCHOR Short Concert on Sunday 2 February at The Free Church, Woodside Road, Amersham.
- Amersham Rock Choir Free Taster 15 January 2020
- General Election Hustings – Amersham – Sat Dec 7
- Amersham Rotate with Janie’s Homeless Friends – collecting to help homeless on Sat Dec 7 at Amersham Christmas Festival
- Upcoming Amersham Art Group Meetings
- Santa’s Winter Wonderland – Amersham Field Centre – 30 Nov, 7 & 8 Dec
- Charity Christmas Concert Thursday 19 December – Amersham
Bracknell's William Mitchell Mural to move to car park
The future of the 1960s mural has been decided after questions over its future.
Slough fatal stabbing: Three people arrested
Mohammed Aman Ashraq, 18, died after being found injured in Slough on 4 January.
Luke Southwood: Reading hand goalkeeper new deal and Hamilton return on loan
Goalkeeper Luke Southwood is "buzzing" after returning to Hamilton Academical on loan after signing a new 18-month contract with Reading.
Woman cleared of Road Wars PC crash death in Berkshire
A crash in Berkshire in 2017 left PC James Dixon and 91-year-old Gladys Goodwin dead.
Reading Council agrees £43m leisure centres contract
Greenwich Leisure Ltd will design, build, and operate the services in Reading.
Nottingham Forest v Reading (Wed)
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Championship game between Nottingham Forest and Reading.
Berkshire crafters help Australian animals injured in bushfires
An army of crafters are helping Australia's animals recover from devastating bushfires.
BAME foster care shortage in two-thirds of English councils
Two-thirds of councils in England have a shortage of black, Asian or minority ethnic foster carers.
Mother denies causing crash killing PC and woman, 91
The crash in 2017 killed PC James Dixon and 91-year-old Gladys Goodwin.
Brexit explained: Can I still bring back alcohol from the EU?
BBC reporter Tom Hepworth explains what rules will change for people bringing alcohol back from the EU after Brexit.
Brexit explained: Can I still have a holiday home in the EU?
BBC reporter Tom Hepworth explains what Brexit will mean for people who own holiday homes in the EU.
Brexit explained: Can I still take my pet to the EU?
BBC reporter Tom Hepworth takes a look at what Brexit could mean for how we travel with our pets.
Brexit explained: Can I still get healthcare in the EU?
BBC reporter Tom Hepworth takes a look at what Brexit could mean for how we access healthcare in the EU.
Brexit explained: Can I still drive in the EU?
BBC reporter Tom Hepworth explains what steps we'll have to take to drive in the EU after Brexit.
Two arrests in Slough people smuggling investigation
The National Crime Agency is holding an Iraqi man and a British woman suspected of people smuggling.
HS2: Rail link costs could rise to £106bn, says review
There is "considerable risk" the price of the high-speed line could rise by another 20%, a report finds.
Women's Super League: Everton 3-1 Reading
Chloe Kelly's hat-trick against Reading lifts Everton above the Royals in the Women's Super League table.
Millwall investigate 'homophobic abuse' reports in win over Reading
Millwall confirm match officials reported an alleged incident of homophobic abuse during their win against Reading at The Den.
Slough grocery store reopens after mouse infestation
Food safety officers closed a grocery store in Slough after they found an infestation of mice.
FC Halifax Town v Maidenhead United
Live coverage of Saturday's National League game between FC Halifax Town and Maidenhead United.