Holiday park plans mooted for Crowthorne
A HOLIDAY PARK for eight static caravans may be built in Crowthorne if plans are approved. Phoenix Residential Homes are proposing to change the land use from a builders yard...
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Warning to elderly residents in Crowthorne over loft scam phone calls
RETIRED Crowthorne residents are being targeted with loft insulation scams. The Public Protection Partnership has warned that older people are being targeted for spray loft works, often costing £4,000. The...
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Trevor’s sky high with excitement about Sunday – and it’s all for this Crowthorne charity
MOST people when they get to their golden years enjoy taking it easy: relaxing with some good books and comfy slippers. But not so Trevor Jones. He’s just completed a...
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GCSES 2020: Edgbarrow students congratulated on a ‘fantastic set of results for a fantastic year group’
HARD-WORKING students at a Crowthorne school are now busy making plans for sixth form. Edgbarrow School said that it wanted to congratulate its cohort for their efforts despite the disruption...
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Meet the two Wellington College students who cycled to Switzerland with their toothbrushes
TWO WELLINGTON College students have raised more than £5,000 in a charity cycle across the Alps. Sam Hind (17) and Cosmo Smith (17) who go to the Crowthorne-based school made...
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James Sunderland: A year is a very long time in politics
Bracknell MP James Sunderland tells PHIL CREIGHTON how life has changed over the past 12 months … and looks at what lies ahead "THIS time last year, I was on...
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A-LEVELS 2020: ‘Incredible year group’ celebrated by Edgbarrow School
STUDENTS at a Crowthorne school should be congratulated on a great set of results. That’s the view of Edgbarrow’s head of sixth form, Tony Evans. In a statement, he said...
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Crowthorne charity plans to open new charity shop selling books, toys and furniture
A BERKSHIRE charity is preparing to open a new shop in Newbury selling books, toys and furniture. Sebastian’s Action Trust, based in Crowthorne, will launch Bas Books & Home in...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Crowthorne’s Trevor is looking forward to his rearranged skydive
Trevor Jones was looking forward to jumping from a plane 13,000ft over Oxfordshire in May only to have his tandem skydive postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. He was pleased...
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Crowthorne Library set to reopen on Monday on a Covid-secure basis
LIBRARY services are set to resume from Monday, July 6, in Crowthorne and neighbouring Bracknell, but with reduced opening hours. The two venues have been selected to form the first...
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