Save the date for Crowthorne Musical Players’ wedding party
It’ll be the happiest day in … well, a long time, as Crowthorne Musical Players make it up the aisle and into South Hill Park. LAURA SCARDARELLA is on the...
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Crowthorne building society to close
A BUILDING SOCIETY in Crowthorne will be closing its doors this autumn. Nationwide Building Society, on Crowthorne High Street, has announced its branch will shut on Thursday, September 16. In...
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Crowthorne theatre group CATS prepare for open-air return to stage
ACTORS are busy rehearsing for Crowthorne’s pop-up pantos, coming next month. Crowthorne Amateur Theatrical Society (CATS) have been getting into character for their outdoor summer productions. The shows, being performed...
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Royal Berkshire Fire service donates truck to Gambia
FIREFIGHTERS in Berkshire have donated a vehicle and equipment to Gambia. Royal Berkshire Fire Authority gave a Dennis Elite Water Carrier to The Gambia and Avon Fire Services in Partnership...
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Revamped church opens doors for Crwothrone community
CHURCH visitors were welcomed with open arms for its first Sunday service last month. Crowthorne Baptist Church, on Crowthorne High Street, finally reopened its doors on Saturday, May 22, for...
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Crowthorne care home learns how to hydrate in hot weather
COOLING down is a care home’s main focus this week as they adjust to hotter weather. Pinehurst Care Centre, on Duke’s Ride, Crowthorne, has been marking Nutrition and Hydration Week,...
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Garden centre makes donation to COATS
A CROWTHORNE centre for older folk has been given a donation from a Wokingham garden centre. COATS, based in Pinewood Avenue, received the gift following a sunflower campaign run by...
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Reading brought to book by Crowthorne infants school
SCHOOL children dressed as their favourite book characters for a belated celebration last month. Oaklands Infants School, on Butler Road, Crowthorne, hosted a replacement World Book Day for its students...
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Crowthorne is cleaner, thanks to group’s litter picking work
LITTER pickers across Crowthorne contributed to a national cleaning initiative last month. Crowthorne Reduce Our Waste, a group aiming to reduce the communities use of plastic waste, invited residents to...
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Sebastian’s Action Trust hosts fundraising golf day
Sebastian’s Action Trust, a Crowthorne-based charity supporting families of seriously ill children, is holding a charity golf day on Friday, September 10.
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