St Sebastian’s homes plan refused
Plans to build six homes in Wokingham Without have been refused.
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It seemed as if the whole village turned out
Crowthorne residents pay their D-Day respects
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Lexicon charity fund opens
The Lexicon Charity Fund can support charitable causes, community groups, sporting clubs and PTAs within Bracknell Forest.
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Celebrity match details revealed
Children’s charity Sebastian’s Action Trust has revealed details of its celebrity football match. The event will take place on July 7 at Ascot United’s racecourse ground, and is set to...
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Yarn creations adorn the borough for D-Day celebrations
Look out for themed toppers and poppy creations
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We will remember D-Day
Events in the borough will mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day
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How to have a healthier barbecue
National barbecue week is running until June 2, so here are some tips to help you have a healthier barbecue.
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Fire breaks out on former site of Broadmoor Hospital
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service posted to social media to say that it was responding to a fire at the former site of Broadmoor Hospital
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Sebastian’s Action Trust one of 13 good causes selected by law firm
A CROWTHORNE charity that helps seriously ill children and their families is one of 13 good causes to receive a share of funds from a law firm
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Promotion for Tom with Crowthorne-based real estate firm
A REAL estate firm with a head office in Crowthorne has appointed a new operations director for its sales division.
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