Sarah Bosley is the Deputy Editor at Newbury News and Media Ltd, focusing on local news in the Newbury area of the United Kingdom. With a passion for community journalism, Sarah covers a wide range of topics including local events, crime, education, and human interest stories, providing timely and informative articles for the readers.
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Sarah Bosley's focus is on local news in Newbury, United Kingdom. Her coverage often includes local events, government announcements, and evolving stories related to tragedy and family/relationships. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights into local events or community initiatives, government announcements impacting the area she covers (Newbury), or expert commentary on evolving stories that have an impact on the local community. Additionally, pitches related to transportation issues or fundraising efforts within the Newbury area may also resonate with her coverage interests.
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Thousands of people will join the family and friends of TV presenter Caroline Flack as a memorial festival returns to West Berkshire.
Hungerford enjoyed some fun in rare sunshine as the annual carnival returned to town.
From Sigala at Newbury Racecourse, to Shaw House summer fair, there’s plenty going on in West Berkshire this week.
By: Sarah Bosley
A number of doctor’s surgeries continue to have issues today, as the reverberations of a global IT outage are felt in West Berkshire.
By: Sarah Bosley
A 73-year-old cyclist was left with serious injuries, including a broken pelvis, after a crash at a roundabout.
Picture special: Thousands of racegoers enjoyed an afternoon of live music at Newbury Racecourse as Sigala took to the stage.
Part of Newbury town centre will be closed to traffic 24 hours a day throughout August.
Newbury’s duck race is back this weekend, after high water levels caused it to be cancelled back in April.
By: Sarah Bosley
An emotional Olly Murs was the star of the show as thousands of people came together to celebrate the life of TV presenter Caroline Flack.
The Food Review and chef interview: ‘I like things to be simple, but really good’
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