Crowthorne pet shop launches food bank
Best Friends Pet Store, located in Crowthorne High Street, created the Berkshire Pet Food Bank to help those struggling with the cost of living.
Read moreDetailsBest Friends Pet Store, located in Crowthorne High Street, created the Berkshire Pet Food Bank to help those struggling with the cost of living.
Read moreDetailsA RETIREMENT complex in Crowthorne is opening its doors next week so prospective customers can get a taster
Read moreDetailsFor the first time in 18 months, the group will return to in person sessions following the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsThe blazing hot sun has gone, and the welcome rain has arrived, more or less, but the sun was shining on the beach at the COATS Centre in Crowthorne
Read moreDetailsTWO students who attended a Crowthorne school with a scholarship are celebrating A-level success.
Read moreDetailsWELLINGTON COLLEGE students reaped the fruits of their labour on GCSE results, with many securing top grades.
Read moreDetailsEdgbarrow School has congratulated its students, with around two in five grade entries being 7 or higher, equivalent to A Grades or higher
Read moreDetailsA RANGE ROVER Sport car has been stolen and police are appealing for witnesses.
Read moreDetailsOf all grades received, 94.8% were A* to B with 37.4% of those an A*.
Read moreDetailsOf that 92%, 69% of pupils at Edgbarrow School achieved A* to B, something the school is keen to recognise.
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