Christmas shopping event has banners banned
Organisers of a late-night shopping event have been threatened with a £2,500 fine for using banners to advertise the evening.
Read moreDetailsOrganisers of a late-night shopping event have been threatened with a £2,500 fine for using banners to advertise the evening.
Read moreDetailsFATHER Christmas is preparing to ditch his sleigh and reindeer – well, for one day only – as he makes his first appearance at a Wokingham garden centre. The jolly...
Read moreDetailsThe Brexit Party candidate for Bracknell constituency thinks his party will pick up votes not just from Conservatives but disaffected Labour voters too
Read moreDetailsThe Mini Maestros project will bring musical sessions into community spaces for babies and toddlers.
Read moreDetailsA VILLAGE bowling club is celebrating after receiving a helping hand with its clubhouse refurbishment. Retirement property developer, Renaissance Retirement, which has apartments, based locally in Crowthorne, Wokingham and Sandhurst,...
Read moreDetailsA team of six from Crowthorne-based digital marketing company, Red Hot Penny took on the half marathon obstacle course in the name of charity.
Read moreDetailsHalf-term fun is promised for visitors to Crowthorne, thanks to a fundraising scarecrow trail
Read moreDetailsTWO men who attempted to break into a home in Crowthorne were captured on CCTV and fled from the scene
Read moreDetailsAlthough I was elected as a representative of the Conservative Party, I have always been conscious that my first duty has been to represent you, regardless of whether you voted...
Read moreDetailsDR PHILIP LEE has savaged the appointment of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister, saying he is pursuing a no-deal Brexit that had no democratic mandate
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