Crowthorne: The future of Ravenswood Village is in doubt
A consultation is underway to determine the future of Ravenswood Village, a disability centre in Crowthorne.
Read moreDetailsA consultation is underway to determine the future of Ravenswood Village, a disability centre in Crowthorne.
Read moreDetailsLast night, a caravan was left at the junction between Grove Close and Nine Mile Ride — 200 metres away from where the speed boat was dumped.
Read moreDetailsCROWTHORNE’S colour scene has a whole lot going on – but you’ll have to be quick as the trail closes on Sunday. Hundreds of families have been exploring the village...
Read moreDetailsA PETITION to move the Wokingham Without polling station this May has gathered more than 500 signatures. Despite this, the creator said it was too late to see a relocation....
Read moreDetailsEASTER bunnies were hopping around Crowthorne for a special delivery last week. COATS, a charity supporting the welfare of senior residents in the area, delivered Easter gifts to each of...
Read moreDetails“This is a very, very sad day and the end of an era”. Bracknell MP James Sunderland, who was an officer in the British Army prior to becoming an MP,...
Read moreDetailsThe Crowthorne Colour Trail is lighting up the village again this week.
Read moreDetailsFAMILIES will be splashing into the Easter holidays for a new charity fundraiser. Sebastian’s Action Trust, based in Crowthorne, is asking families to take part in its Easter fundraising event,...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS of a Crowthorne complex for the elderly are using Easter to show their appreciation for key workers. The homeowners at Birch Place, Crowthorne-based retirement homes, have thanked key workers...
Read moreDetailsSUNFLOWER seeds will be growing high in gardens to support local charities this April. Squires Garden Centre in Wokingham is giving out sunflower seed packs to children in return fora...
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