Crowthorne pub closes, but it’s not time, gentlemen please …
A CROWTHORNE pub has closed ? but it's not time, gentlemen please, as it will reopen next month following a six-figure refurbishment.
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Crowthorne church reflects on past and looks to the future as it plans year of events to mark its 150th anniversary
THE shortest route to get to St John's from Crowthorne's High Street lies between the Coral betting shop and the GS Supermarket.
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Something Mysterious is coming to The Nag’s Head in Reading, via the Scottish Highlands and King Arthur
SOME say the mystery involves climbing spruce trees in the Scottish Highlands while others claim it lies in a secret recipe from King Arthur.
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Crowthorne church launches 150th anniversary celebrations with Hart Male Voice Choir concert
THE 150th anniversary of St.John the Baptist church in Crowthorne kicks off with a musical theme this Saturday. The renowned Hart Male Voice Choir has performed to full houses all...
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Crowthorne Archers hope you’ll be on target and join them for taster session
THE Crowthorne Archers are targeting new recruits with a come and try day next month.
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Celebrate the coronation with The Vintage Belles in Crowthorne
Celebrate the coronation with The Vintage Belles in Crowthorne
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NCT Easter Scavenger Hunt to Return for 2023
The NCT Easter Scavenger Hunt will return to Chaucer Woods in Crowthorne on Friday, April 14, from 10am to noon.
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Tesco shoppers can vote for three new charities instore
Tesco shoppers can vote for three new charities instore
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How the King can help Crowthorne teenager Layla go on an American adventure
FOURTEEN-year-old Layla Richardson is planning to travel to Central America on a big adventure - and she's hoping King Charles will help her get there
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Churches in Crowthorne holding special events and services for Holy Week
CHURCHES in Crowthorne are coming together to hold a series of events marking Holy Week.
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