Best of BBC Radio Berkshire

Andrew Peach speaks to representatives from the four main political parties in Reading.

Veronica from Burghfield Common shares her experience of Coronavirus with Andrew Peach.

Frank is lonely in self isolation, so Sarah helped him celebrate with lots of suprises!

Allen Patrick describes what it is like to lose his wife to the Coronavirus.

Looking back at the life of Windsor dialect coach and actor Andrew Jack, who's died at 76

Michelle Jordan speaks to Tracy as she pays tribute to NHS workers.

Sarah Walker learns there's more to the Common than just missiles and protests.

Tim Dellor and Sasha Thorbek discuss the Lambourn hopes at this year's festival.

Kirsten O'Brien meets the Aldworth landlady celebrating many decades at the same pub.

Kirsten O'Brien hears of a plan to kill Queen Victoria at Windsor station.

Kirsten O'Brien hears more about former Wargrave residents Percy & Rupert.

Sarah Walker chatted to former BBC Weatherman Peter Gibbs about life in Antarctica.

Windsor's Terry Brazier was a serving solider before being diagnosed with PTSD.

Listen back to Nicolas Parsons' jolly chat to Tony Blackburn a few years ago.

Historian Tim Dunn discusses Queen Victoria's underground journey from Windsor to London.

Sarah Winkless won bronze in Athens and is set to umpire the Oxford/Cambridge boat race.

Months after queuing at the Purple Turtle, Samantha finds out she has a show

Tom Kerridge is back on our TV screens with "Lose Weight and Get Fit"

South Western Railway franchise could end after £137m loss

The former PM and MP for Maidenhead talks to Andrew Peach

Chef Rick Stein chats to Kirsten O'Brien about his career ahead of a visit to Hungerford.

The explorer tells Sarah Walker he often struggles balancing work and home.

The author and adventurer explains that he has a special connection to the royal county.

Sarah Walker hears how the Old Grey Whistle Test host lost his iconic cardigan.