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Colours light up Crowthorne this week
The Crowthorne Colour Trail is lighting up the village again this week.
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Splash about in puddles and help work of this Crowthorne charity
FAMILIES 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,...
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Easter eggs gift will help say thanks to Crowthrone’s keyworkers
RESIDENTS 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...
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Free seeds from Wokingham garden centre are a tall story for the work of COATS
SUNFLOWER 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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Crowthorne Methodist Church joins in colour trail with Easter story displays
COLOURFUL displays are lighting up Crowthorne village this Easter. Among the entries to an Easter trail, Crowthorne Methodist Church has created new outdoor scenes representing Holy Week. Beginning with palm...
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POETRY CORNER: Crowthorne’s Colourful Easter Trail
Our Planet’s a treasure chest – jewelled with light.Stars of the evening. Songbirds in flight.Colours to dazzleAnd blossoms to glow;Mornings so FIERY you gasp at the show... RED is a...
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‘Don’t use our school as a polling station’ – Crowthorne parents call for venue change
PARENTS of children at Oaklands Infant and Junior Schools in Crowthorne are calling on the council to choose a different location for the polling station. The site has been selected...
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Going, going, gone: Sas shaves his beard in aid of Crowthorne charity
Wokingham's Sas Starr-Padidar shaved his beard on the weekend in aid of Crowthorne-based Sebastian's Action Trust, raising nearly £3,000.
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Crowthorne Colour Trail will brighten up village this Easter
CROWTHORNE colour trail is inviting families to get creative at home this April. The Crowthorne trails team, involving parents of children at Hatch Ride School, are asking residents to make...
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Reader Tina produces a book featuring her best verse
OVER THE past year, we have created space for readers’ poetry. It’s been hugely popular with poets, presenting a space for them to explore their voice. So we’re thrilled to...
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