POLICE have said that they will continue to closely monitor a village community after it enacted stop and search powers over the weekend. The Section 60 order was put in...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are continuing to operate a stop and search order in Crowthorne. Originally put in place on Friday for 24 hours, it was extended yesterday to 2pm today. However, Thames...
Read moreDetailsA STOP and Search order for parts of Crowthorne and Sandhurst has been extended by an additional 24 hours. Originally put in place from 2pm on Friday, October 2, it...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have taken action over antisocial behaviour in Crowthorne and Sandhurst, following two weekends of pre-arranged fights with weapons in the two villages. In a bid to restore order, Thames...
Read moreDetailsCrowthorne fire station hosted a charity car last weekend to raise funds for the Fire Fighters Charity.
Read moreDetailsAlmost £1 million has been put towards community infrastructure in Riseley by CALA Homes.
Read moreDetailsOn Saturday, Crowthorne Fire Station is hosting its covid-safe event from 10am until 4pm.
Read moreDetails“Money from the estate has been set aside specifically to help anyone who may have suffered sexual abuse from Michael Studdert. We strongly urge anybody who feels they may have...
Read moreDetailsA 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...
Read moreDetailsRETIRED 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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