Slough
London
- London children learning their mother tongue
- Kensington deaths: Man charged with parents' murder
- Aston Villa v Derby County: How the Championship play-off final was Made in Chelsea
- North Circular hit-and-run: Victim named as Yussuf Adebiyi
- Europa League final: Chelsea won't endorse Baku travel plans for fans
Oxford City
BBC Birmingham News Feeds
- Everest: British man among latest mountain deaths
- Birmingham's Perry beaten by Serme in semis
- Teenager killed in Dudley crash 'our princess'
- 'No Outsiders' teacher leads Birmingham Pride parade
- Aston Villa v Derby County: How the Championship play-off final was Made in Chelsea
- MiniBrum: The children’s city designed by school pupils
- Over land and sea
- LGBT row: The view from the school gates
- French Open 2019: Training with Roger Federer an 'eye-opener', says Dan Evans
- Birmingham LGBT school row: Protests 'won't stop lessons'
BBC Bristol News Feed
- Bristol 'drink-in' protest over Castle Park alcohol ban
- One-Day Cup final: Somerset beat holders Hampshire to win last-ever Lord's final
- French Open: Katie Swan opens up about struggle for confidence
- Presenter Ashley Jenkins raises profile for disabled in the media
- French Open: Britain's Katie Swan loses final Paris qualifier
- Clevedon house crash death driver Tracy Bibby jailed
- Military policeman jailed for sex attacks
- 'I swear to you, I wasn't driving'
- Owner 'tried to finish off' dog dumped near Bewdley
- SS Great Britain's role in 1861 England cricket tour celebrated
Cornwall Council News feed
- Science Minister hails Cornwall space opportunity
- Cornwall’s school children reduce local CO2 by 30 tonnes
- Hayle Library secured for the community under new partnership
- Student call for action on climate change
- Tell us how we can work together to tackle homelessness
- Free family fun day to mark World No Tobacco Day
- Council Leader visits flagship projects in Cawsand, Bude and Porthcurno
- Health and Safety Manager convicted over sale of fake car service records
- Restaurant fined for selling food which could have caused allergic reaction
- Julian German elected new Leader and Hilary Frank new Chairman of Cornwall Council
BBC Essex News Feed
- Leo Latifi locker death: Prayers for boy, 9, killed
- Colchester officers cleared over cell toilet finger severing
- Felixstowe port death: Essex firm fined after worker killed
- Tendring District Council: Two independents elected
- Chelmsford school locker death: Boy, 9, killed in fall
- HMP Chelmsford 'failing to tackle drugs'
- European elections 2019: Polls take place across the UK
- Essex residents receive letters decade late
- More than 550 jobs under threat after chicken factory closure
- Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex: Third of tourism firms see profits fall
BBC Hampshire News Feed
- One-Day Cup final: Somerset beat holders Hampshire to win last-ever Lord's final
- Motorcyclist killed in head-on crash in Portsmouth
- Man arrested after teen stabbed in chest in Portsmouth
- Southampton level crossing death: Woman hit by train
- Mutiny Festival drugs death mum issues warning a year on
- Ryan O'Carroll inquest: Rotten tree led to aerial tent death
- Sasha Forster death: Patient 'let down' by health system
- Bob Higgins victims to sue Southampton and Peterborough
- Steve Dymond death: Jeremy Kyle guest ex-partner 'abused online'
- Fire rips through Hazeley Heath nature reserve
BBC Manchester News Feeds
- Lyric Theatre evacuated in Jason Manford show as phone on fire
- Bolton Wanderers fans and staff raise funds for unpaid workers
- Under-8s street dancers win European title
- Pure Silk Championship: England's Bronte Law retains share of lead
- Old photos found in carrier bag go on display in Eccles
- Man City: The sliding doors moment that helped transform the club – 20 years on
- Ex-Cheshire chief constable gets NI post
- Man sent to get drug addicts' numbers jailed
- Scott Burgess: Port Vale sign Bury midfielder on one-year deal
- Wigan man Luiz Assuncao jailed for raping girl 17 times
BBC Lincolnshire News Feed
- Hookem quits as deputy UKIP leader to run for leadership
- Darren Birks murder inquiry: Appeal for video of Boston assault
- Man accused of trying to kill daughter dies in hospital
- Danny and Nicky Cowley: Lincoln City deny reports of West Brom approach for duo
- Market Deeping Railway Club vandalism: 'Time lost' for rebuild
- Cleethorpes beach death: Gary Simpson identified
- Tommy Whitmore jailed over fatal Peterborough crash
- Sir Rod Stewart donates to Market Deeping Model Railway Club
- Vandals trash Stamford model railway exhibition
- Michael O'Connor: Lincoln City midfielder signs new contract
Amersham News Views and Information News Feed
- Open Air Shakespeare & Shakespeare on a Bike – June 2 and June 28
- National Creativity & Wellbeing – Mindfulness Events Mondays in June
- Living History Tudor Courtroom Event – Chiltern open Air Museum – 10 – 17 August
- Meet Napoleonic Soldiers & Find Out About Life in Wellington s Army – Chiltern Open Air Museum – 3/4 August
- Wild About Wool Knitting Event – Chiltern open Air Museum – 12/13 October
- Family Harvest Event -Chiltern open Air Museum – 28-29 Sept
- Free Company Aquitaine demonstrating Medieval Warbow – Chiltern Open Air Museum – 31 Aug to 1 Sept
- Amersham Art Group – Oil Painting Demonstrations
- Terrific Tuesdays – Summer holiday activities for the family – Chiltern open Air Museum
- SATURDAY 8th JUNE 2019 AMCHOR BRING & SING – Choruses from Handel’s Messiah
Alport syndrome: Man's epic journey for kidney charity
When Sam Clarke was 10 years old he was told by doctors that his kidneys would fail because of Alport syndrome.
Man held over large-scale fly-tipping in southern England
Mounds of rubbish weighing up to 120 tonnes are found dumped in five counties since March.
'Chinese Picasso' painting sells for record £2.6m
The painting was kept privately by its Berkshire owner after being given to the family in Hong Kong.
Thames Valley Police to leave 'deteriorating' station
Officers based at Reading police station will move to a base outside the town centre in 2021.
Oxford Road Reading: Arrests made in armed police swoop
One person is hurt in a disturbance in Oxford Road, Reading.
Brian Toomey: Jockey who 'died for six seconds' sets training target
Brian Toomey, an-ex jockey who was clinically dead for six seconds, says he wants to "achieve the impossible again" by becoming a racehorse trainer.
Topshop tycoon Sir Philip Green to close 23 stores
Up to 520 jobs are in jeopardy under Sir Philip Green's deal to cut rents and revitalise the business.
Child sick from 'spice sweets' sold to West Berkshire pupils
A dangerous substance alert has been sent out after pupils were sold the brown and green substances.
Slough KFC car park attack: Third man charged
The victim of the attack in Slough remains in a serious condition in hospital.
Man guilty of Crowthorne stabbing murder
Oliver Allerton has been convicted of the murder of Zelous Smythe, who he stabbed and "left to die".
Slough KFC car park attack: Two men charged
The victim of the attack in Slough remains in a serious condition in hospital.
Ruan Botha: London Irish sign South African forward on six-month contract
London Irish sign forward Ruan Botha from South African Super Rugby side The Sharks on a six-month contract.
Type 1 diabetes: Baby given insulin powder in trial
A mum agrees to her baby taking part in a medical trial because of the risk of diabetes.
InterCity 125: Hundreds take last HST from London Paddington
Among those on board the sell-out trip was Sir Kenneth Grange, the train's designer.
Royals among guests for Lady Gabriella Windsor wedding
Lady Gabriella Windsor - the daughter of the Queen's cousin - has married Thomas Kingston.
Household Cavalry parade marks end of era in Windsor
The farewell parade in Windsor is expected to draw large crowds along the route.
Phillip Lee MP faces no confidence vote
Bracknell Conservative Association will vote on a motion of no confidence against Phillip Lee.
UK knife crime: The first 100 fatal stabbings of 2019
The BBC has tracked the killings to uncover the stories of those who have lost their lives.
Reading hospital fire death inquest to start next year
Sarah-Jane Williams died after a fire broke out in her bedroom at Prospect Park Hospital in December 2015.
School 'quiet' centre commemorates Dunstable brothers killed in Newbury
Ethan and Joshua Houghton were killed by a lorry driver who was distracted by his phone.