Historic county
Berkshire (historic county)
Berkshire (historic county) is a historic county made up of 6 local authorities. Its boundary comes from Ordnance Survey's circa 1888 edition of Boundary-Line, and each local authority counts as a member of the county holding most of its area. It has no official code.
Its local authorities today. Select one to open its page.
Local authorities
Former members
- Bracknell Forest to December 2011
- Reading to December 2011
- Vale of White Horse to December 2011
- West Berkshire to December 2011
- Windsor and Maidenhead to December 2011
- Wokingham to December 2011
Wards
116 wards, by local authority.
Reading 16
Vale of White Horse 24
- Abingdon Abbey Northcourt
- Abingdon Caldecott
- Abingdon Dunmore
- Abingdon Fitzharris
- Abingdon Peachcroft
- Blewbury & Harwell
- Botley & Sunningwell
- Cumnor
- Drayton
- Faringdon
- Grove North
- Hendreds
- Kennington & Radley
- Kingston Bagpuize
- Marcham
- Ridgeway
- Stanford
- Steventon & the Hanneys
- Sutton Courtenay
- Thames
- Wantage & Grove Brook
- Wantage Charlton
- Watchfield & Shrivenham
- Wootton
West Berkshire 24
- Aldermaston
- Basildon
- Bradfield
- Bucklebury
- Burghfield & Mortimer
- Chieveley & Cold Ash
- Downlands
- Hungerford & Kintbury
- Lambourn
- Newbury Central
- Newbury Clay Hill
- Newbury Greenham
- Newbury Speen
- Newbury Wash Common
- Pangbourne
- Ridgeway
- Thatcham Central
- Thatcham Colthrop & Crookham
- Thatcham North East
- Thatcham West
- Theale
- Tilehurst & Purley
- Tilehurst Birch Copse
- Tilehurst South & Holybrook