£80,000 fine issued for Crowthorne takeaway found to hire illegal workers not been paid
An £80,000 fine issued to the licence holder of a takeaway restaurant found to hire illegal workers last year has not yet been paid.
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Many happy returns, St Sebastian’s WI
Celebrating a century of friendship in Crowthorne
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Tutus and tea for residents at Buckler’s Lodge
A celebration of caring - with ballet
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Discounted tickets available for orchestra concert with organ
Hear the theme from the film, Babe, played in Wokingham
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Crowthorne Day Centre manager retires
Staff celebrate Bernie's 20 years of dedicated service
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Rotary New Year’s Day walk in Crowthorne cancelled
Stroll in Wellington College grounds thwarted by bad weather forecast
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Co-operative opens new local store in Crowthorne
The Midcounties Co-operative has opened a brand-new local Co-op store at 9am on Thursday, December 12 in Crowthorne.
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Borough’s theatre community says farewell to Jules
Wilde Theatre full house as family and friends celebrate his life
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Find happiness at a Crowthorne hub
Learn about activities to try in the borough
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Learn about activities to try in the borough
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