Three arrested in connection with kidnapping in Crowthorne
Three people from Bracknell have been arrested in connection with an incident of kidnapping in Crowthorne.
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Police appeal for witnesses to kidnapping in Crowthorne
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an incident of kidnapping in Crowthorne at around 9.30pm on Wednesday, September 25
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Audition for a colourful stage show in Bracknell
The cast of The Spongebob Musical needs you!
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Enjoy a flute concerto at Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra’s November concert
Early bird tickets are now on sale
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Plans for 109 apartments in Wokingham Without
Plans are for a mix of one-, two-, three- and four-bed units.
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Crowthorne & Wokingham Men’s Shed is now open
Thanks to construction company and contractor's combined efforts
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Gun found in the River Thames
A diver from a Crowthorne business made a shock discovery last weekend.
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Crowthorne charity for seniors appoints new centre manager
Bernier Dunstone is to retire after 20 years in the post
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