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‘You asked, we turned up’: Police catch speeding drivers in Bracknell and Crowthorne
Police have caught eight drivers committing offences during speed enforcement operations across south Bracknell.
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Meet local businesses at a free event in Crowthorne
A Business and Community Event will connect residents with companies in the area
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Crowthorne green space is site of the year
Buckler's Forest has been named the Land Trust's 2026 Site of the Year.
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£500,000 boost announced for historic Crowthorne train station after years of campaigning
It is set to benefit from a half-million-pound restoration project.
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‘I thought, children don’t have strokes’: Crowthorne Mum shares son’s incredible story
Crowthorne mum raises awareness through her storybook
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‘Enough is enough’: Fears 3,000 homes could be built in Wokingham village as residents demand answers
Confusion is deepening in a central Berkshire community amid fears that far more homes than expected could be pushed into their village.
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Wokingham named second worst hotspot in Berkshire for property-damaging Japanese knotweed
Across Berkshire, there are currently 547 verified sightings - making it the 19th worst-affected county in England.
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Forest fun run will raise money for Age Concern
Community event will boost Crowthorne charity
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Lost in the Thames: Crowthorne dive team finds sunglasses against the odds
A Crowthorne business found an expensive pair of sunglasses that had been dropped in the River Thames.
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Five free things to do around Wokingham
Five things you can do in and around Wokingham over the next few days ? all for a grand total of £0.
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