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Gin and tonic night will be a big tonic
A GIN and tonic night will be hosted by Crowthorne’s British Legion club this month. The Royal British Legion Club Crowthorne, on Wellington Road, is welcoming members and non-members to...
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Local plan: Crowthorne residents say ‘yes’
RESIDENTS in Crowthorne voted in a referendum last week for the parish’s local plan. Crowthorne Parish residents voted on key planning and environmental policies as part of the Crowthorne’s Neighbourhood...
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Coffee time to resume at Crowthorne British Legion
COFFEES will be poured all round at the reopening of a Crowthorne club. The Royal British Legion, on Wellington Road, will host a coffee morning to celebrate reopening its doors...
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Knotweed is knot good news for Crowthorne
Knotweed, an invasive plant is taking over Crowthorne – one of many hotspots in Berkshire this year. New research shows that Japanese knotweed has spread across the county and the...
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Crowthorne residents say ‘yes’ to new local plan
Crowthorne residents voted in favour of the parish council's new local plan last week.
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Coronavirus pandemic impacts Crowthorne Food Bank
Crowthorne Food Bank is urging supports to continue giving as the pandemic impacts its support services.
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Wellington College shortlisted for national award
A 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...
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Lorry driver dies in crash with tractor and four cars in Bracknell this morning
Just after 8am this morning, a lorry, four cars and a tractor collided on the stretch of road between Ringmead and South Hill Road.
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What a lotta bottle: wine delivery service launches in Wokingham and Crowthorne
WINE 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...
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Families had a splashing time for Crowthorne’s Seb
Crowthorne families splashed their way through Easter while raising money for local charity Sebastian's Action Trust, with Splash for Seb.
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