Crowthorne residents say ‘yes’ to new local plan
Crowthorne residents voted in favour of the parish council's new local plan last week.
Read moreDetailsCrowthorne residents voted in favour of the parish council's new local plan last week.
Read moreDetailsCrowthorne Food Bank is urging supports to continue giving as the pandemic impacts its support services.
Read moreDetailsA CROWTHORNE school has been shortlisted for an award for its efforts during the pandemic. It has been recognised for the award due to the extensive work it has done...
Read moreDetailsJust after 8am this morning, a lorry, four cars and a tractor collided on the stretch of road between Ringmead and South Hill Road.
Read moreDetailsWINE lovers can enjoy same-day deliveries straight to their door with a new app. Drop Wine, a virtual wine cellar set up in Covent Garden in 2016, expanded its delivery...
Read moreDetailsCrowthorne families splashed their way through Easter while raising money for local charity Sebastian's Action Trust, with Splash for Seb.
Read moreDetailsCARE home residents enjoyed a day of special celebrations last week. Warren Lodge care home, in Finchampstead, hosted an event to mark the Queen’s 95th birthday as part of its...
Read moreDetailsCARE home residents dug out their gardening tools for Earth Day last week. Pinehurst Care Centre, on Duke’s Ride in Crowthorne, took part in garden activities to celebrate Earth Day...
Read moreDetailsIN A BID to thwart anti-social behaviour in Sandhurst, police have invoked Section 34 powers, allowing them to send home anyone they consider to be using anti-social behaviour in the...
Read moreDetailsCrowthorne Baptist Church has revamped its premises during lockdown, and can't wait to show it off.
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