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Dr Lee enjoys a plastic free tea in Crowthorne
EVERYTHING stops for tea and for Bracknell MP Dr Phillip Lee, that couldn’t be more true. Late last month, he visited Beaton’s Tearooms in Crowthorne to find out how the...
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Teenagers invited to become young firefighters
TEENAGERS may enjoy listening to The Prodigy’s Firestarter, but for those more interested in being a fire stopper a new course will be just up their street. Royal Berkshire Fire...
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Mwangala completes London Marathon in endurance feat
THE record books will show that officially she came last in the 2019 London Marathon. But no matter how you look at it, Mwangala Lethbridge is a winner in every...
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Work underway on Crowthorne’s new fire station
BUILDING work has begun on Crowthorne’s new fire station. When completed next summer, the High Street station will also house offices for the police and the ambulance service. Firefighters have...
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Police officer left with broken leg after being assaulted in Crowthorne High Street
A POLICE officer has been left with a broken leg after being assaulted in a busy High Street. The incident, described as a serious injury, took place around 8.30pm on...
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Post mortem reveals death of man in Reading town centre was caused by blunt force trauma to the head
A POST MORTEM has revealed that a man who died in Reading’s town centre on Friday night suffered blunt force trauma to the head. An 18-year-old from Crowthorne was arrested...
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Crowthorne teenager Amy is really throwing herself into reaching her Olympic dream
LIKE all athletes, Amy Clayton throws herself into her sport. But the 14-year-old also backflips and somersaults as well high into the air from a snow covered ramp. Now the...
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A TEENAGER from Crowthorne arrested on suspicion of murder has been released on police bail and the investigation has been reclassified as manslaughter. The 18-year-old is alleged to have been...
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Crowthorne teenager arrested on suspicion of murder
A teenager from Crowthorne has been arrested by police on suspicion of murdering a man in Reading. The 18-year-old is currently in police custody. Thames Valley Police said officers were...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: COATS welcomes Clare Rebbeck
The COATS charity for Senior Citizens in Crowthorne has recently appointed Clare Rebbeck in the role of “Connector”. COATS operate a day centre for senior citizens every weekday at their...
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