Windows smashed during Crowthorne home break-in
THIEVES smashed a window and forced a second one as they broke into a home in Crowthorne last month.
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Women take part in networking event and learn more about planning new housing developments
A NETWORKING event aimed at women who work in planning was held in Crowthorne last month.
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Crowthorne night owls can enjoy Christmas shopping and fun next weekend
Hundreds of Crowthorne night owls can enjoy Christmas shopping and fun
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Crowthorne charity shop doubles in size
The COATS charity shop in Crowthorne High Street has doubled in size.
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Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra heads to the New World for its autumn concert
THE Crowthorne Symphony Orchestra is heading to a New World, and a new venue this weekend.
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Mercedes theft from Crowthorne home
THIEVES stole a car during a burglary in Crowthorne earlier this month and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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Caravan fire
Fire crews from Crowthorne and Earley were called to reports of a caravan fire in the early hours of Thursday morning.
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Thames Voyces to perform in Crowthorne this Saturday
A CHOIR will be performing a special concert in Crowthorne on Saturday, to mark the season of remembrance
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Tickets released for Crowthorne family Christmas concert
Tickets released for Crowthorne family Christmas concert
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Free electric blanket testing service in Wokingham and Crowthorne this week
AS THE weather turns colder, a call is being made on Wokingham borough residents to check on their electric blankets
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