A CROWTHRONE-based pupil has been honoured with A Diana Award for supporting disadvantaged children. Wellington College student, Ishan Kapur, was presented with The Diana Award at a virtual ceremony on...
Read moreDetailsIt’ll be the happiest day in … well, a long time, as Crowthorne Musical Players make it up the aisle and into South Hill Park. LAURA SCARDARELLA is on the...
Read moreDetailsA BUILDING SOCIETY in Crowthorne will be closing its doors this autumn. Nationwide Building Society, on Crowthorne High Street, has announced its branch will shut on Thursday, September 16. In...
Read moreDetailsA BRIGHTER future for Finchampstead residents has been promised as improvements are being planned. Residents were told about the Neighbourhood Development Plan earlier this year. This highlighted summaries of the...
Read moreDetailsDIGGERS came into force to improve a primary school’s garden space this month. Nine Mile Ride Primary, in Finchampstead, were treated to a Ground Force Day thanks to the schools’...
Read moreDetailsA MAGICAL puppet adventure is coming to Reading’s The Hexagon later this month. It’s pre-school favourites In The Night Garden and it’s live on stage. The show is called Igglepiggle’s...
Read moreDetailsThe show, Music and Memories with HRH The Prince of Wales, will be broadcast to patients and staff this Sunday at noon.
Read moreDetailsA BRIGHTER future for Finchampstead residents has been promised as improvements are being planned. Residents were told about the Neighbourhood Development Plan earlier this year. This highlighted summaries of the...
Read moreDetailsMarvellous Festivals, an annual tribute festival in Hurst, is on the hunt for more volunteers at this month's event.
Read moreDetailsRaver Tots, a festival for families with young children, is set to make a comeback this summer for its’ UK tour - starting in Reading.
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