Going, going, gone: Sas shaves his beard in aid of Crowthorne charity
Wokingham's Sas Starr-Padidar shaved his beard on the weekend in aid of Crowthorne-based Sebastian's Action Trust, raising nearly £3,000.
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Wisdom beyond their years: Care home residents offer their top tips for living
Residents at Crowthorne's Pinehurst Care Centre have shared their top tips for life.
Crowthorne public toilets could be demolished
PUBLIC TOILETS in Crowthorne may be demolished, as the parish council says it cannot afford to run them. Currently owned ...
Crowthorne estate agency celebrates a record-breaking year
Crowthorne-based estate agency Leaders Romans Group has had a record-breaking year.
Crowthorne pen pals spread festive cheer
Pupils at Crowthorne primary school have been creating cards for residents at Birch Place.
Seven half marathons make Zach’s week
A Crowthorne resident has run seven half marathons in seven days for his latest charity fundraiser.
Crowthorne care home worker up for award
Sarah Davies, who manages Crowthorne care home Ariadni, has been shortlisted for the Great British Care Awards 2020.
IN THE COMMUNITY: COATS Crowthorne
The latest news from COATS Crowthorne as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 3, 2020.
One-to-one viewing at Crowthorne retirement complex
Birch Place in Crowthorne is holding a one-to-one viewing event next week.
Churches light up Crowthorne High Street
Churches across Crowthorne are lighting up the village streets this year.
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