Crowthorne and Reading man charged in connection with firearms supply offences
A CROWTHORNE man and another from Reading have been charged over an investigation into firearms supply offences
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Plans for 60-bed care home in Crowthorne
A care provider has submitted plans to build a new care home in Crowthorne after demolishing the existing house on site.
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Christmas trees on sale for one day only in Crowthorne in aid of wildlife charity
CHRISTMAS trees will be available to buy from a conservation charity in Crowthorne
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Crowthorne church’s Advent fayre after morning service
A CROWTHORNE church will mark the first Sunday in Advent with a special event after its service.
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Introducing… Wokingham United Charities
Introducing Wokingham United Charities, the charity champions in Wokingham Borough
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Crowthorne Foodbank receives £1,500 donation from housebuilder
CROWTHORNE'S Foodbank has been stocking up its shelves after receiving a £1,500 donation from a housebuilder.
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Superheroes and villains descend on Crowthorne
Becca Morison, part of the organising team, said: "There were some really good displays again this year."
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Military antiques fair, touching history
Military antiques fair, touching history
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Society exhibition was a portrait of success
Society exhibition was a portrait of success
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Live music returns to Crowthorne
The Two Sister Wine Bar, on the High Street, will host the event on Friday, November 4.
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