Newbury Society - Related Sites

Related Sites Here are a selection of Web-pages. Click on logo to browse site.
	Newbury Town Council
	West Berkshire Council On 1 April 1998 the local councils changed from County/District to a Unitary Authority. There was a banner across Northbrook Street to "proclaim" the event.
	The Civic Trust The Newbury Society is affiliated to the Trust.
	Newbury Town Centre Management
	Hon. Web-master's Home Page Bob Willis has many interests. Find out more by exploring this site. Contains a page devoted to the late John Gould, MBE.
	Newbury Weekly News Newbury's local newspaper.
	Newbury Internet Services The host of this site. Also contains a Directory of sites relating to Newbury.
	Trinity (formerly Shaw House) School Contains an interesting description of the manor house.
What's on in Newbury? Newbury Events	The town centre management team are responsible for the events that take place in Newbury town centre and surrounding open areas.
	St. Nicolas Church Contains a virtual tour of the building.
	Hungerford
	Reading
	Speen Parish Council
	Speen Ladywell
	Images of England You can search this site to see images of Listed Buildings.
	Greenham Parish Council
RAF GREENHAM COMMON	The Complete History 1941-1992
	Countryside Books is a local book publisher. They has a comprehensive catalogue that includes books on Newbury & District. (Their founder is a Life Member of The Newbury Society).
	ANTAS is an association of local civic societies working to ensure high standards of planning and architecture in our towns and villages, and the care and preservation of our countryside.
http://www.davidandmarionphotography.co.uk/	David Canning gave a most interesting talk to the Newbury Society on 6th April 2006. He showed slides of trains, signal boxes, etc that he and his wife had taken during the last 48 years.

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