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The next Neighbourhood Watch Meeting is being held on Monday 3 February 2020 at 7.30 pm in West Berkshire Council Offices, Market Street, Newbury and they will be having a talk by a representative of Victims First on the help they offer to victims of crime, family members and witnesses. Representatives from the Police and Fire Service will also […]

Here’s a few tips from 4LEGS Radio’s IT expert Rob Johnson for improving the performance of your PC/Laptop: Go through the loaded applications on the computer and remove unwanted items from starting when the computer is switched on e.g. Printer monitors, Onenote, Onedrive etc…. Cleanup you disk drive with inbuilt utility (on a PC Disk

The team at 4 Legs Radio would like to thank all the listeners, guests, helpers and enthusiasts for their support over the last year. We wish you all a really Happy Christmas and a Healthy and Prosperous New Year. We will broadcast on Friday December 27 from 7 to 4.30 with an uninterrupted music special.

With sponsorship from the Great Shefford pub, 4 Legs Radio is looking to make an award to the Unsung Hero of our local villages. We are asking all villagers to nominate the most outstanding person whom they think goes the extra mile in helping others within our communities. It could be a volunteer or it

A vital document in the preparation of the Lambourn Neighbourhood Development Plan, the resident’s questionnaire, will be ready for distribution very soon. A copy needs to be delivered to each of the 2,211 households in Lambourn Parish before December 12th. Are you able to help with delivery? If so, please let Sue Cocker know as

12 top travel tips for travel at Christmas (and, indeed, at any time of year) Whenever you’re travelling, there are always a lot of things to think about. Some of these (like buying a toothbrush) can remedied if you’ve forgotten them; others can’t. Travelling at Christmas can also present its own challenges. If you need

Hungerford Town lose to Eastbourne Borough  A second half header from Dean Cox was enough for Eastbourne Borough to claim a deserved victory at Hungerford Town. After two successive victories 300 home supporters turned up hoping for a third straight win but unfortunately left disappointed at the final whistle. It was a small minority of

A silent film about Napoleon that was thought to be lost has been found in various locations and pieced together.  The film has been brought to the Lambourn Valley and it’s your chance to see this epic 5 hour extraordinary cinematic experience which contains incredible affects. The film will be showing at The Walwyn Hall

Wednesday 20th of November has been set as the date for the next Quiz night at the Great Shefford pub. The entry cost will be £2 per player and there is a maximum of 6 players per team. There will be 1st and 2nd place prizes and a kitty rollover if the winner does not

Hungerford moved out of the relegation zone, won their third away match in four and kept a second clean sheet in three games. It was a well deserved win which puts confidence back into the squad ahead of two crunch home games coming up over the next two weeks. Ian Herring made two changes to