JAMES Sunderland challenged the secretary of state for education to support young people with appropriate mental health services. On Monday, June 22, the Bracknell MP — whose constituency also includes...
Read moreDetailsThe COATS charity for seniors will be re-opening their popular charity shop as a pop-up shop in their Centre in Pinewood Avenue, Crowthorne from today. The usual shop, on Crowthorne’s...
Read moreDetailsAN AMAZING selection of photographs, all taken by Thames Valley residents, has gone on show at a Bracknell-based arts centre. South Hill Park had teamed up with Bracknell Forest Council...
Read moreDetailsEarlier this month, Crowthorne Parish Council proposed the idea of a fruit, vegetable and artisan bakery outdoor market.
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS in Crowthorne have been spreading a little happiness this week, thanks to a new fun trail.
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS in Crowthorne are looking to spread a little happiness this week, thanks to a new fun trail. Taking place across the village, there are more than 25 stops to...
Read moreDetailsThe COATS Centre for seniors in Crowthorne is closed until further notice due to the covid-19 epidemic.
Read moreDetailsAS WE enter a further period of social isolation, I felt it was appropriate to provide an update on the COATS response to the Coronavirus (Covid-19) emergency. As you may...
Read moreDetailsCrowthorne’s firefighters have now moved into their new home after the completion of the rebuilding of Crowthorne Community Fire Station.
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS of Crowthorne have been left frustrated with a continuous leak eroding their road.
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