Fairies lighting up Sebastian’s trail
FAIRIES have been spotted in Crowthorne lighting up a new nature trail. Sebastian’s Action Trust, on Upper Broadmoor Road, has ...
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Revamped church opens doors for Crwothrone community
CHURCH visitors were welcomed with open arms for its first Sunday service last month. Crowthorne Baptist Church, on Crowthorne High ...
Easter eggs gift will help say thanks to Crowthrone’s keyworkers
RESIDENTS of a Crowthorne complex for the elderly are using Easter to show their appreciation for key workers. The homeowners ...
New police powers granted in bid to quell outbreaks of violence in Crowthorne and Sandhurst
A NEW police order has been placed on Crowthorne and Sandhurst allows officers to disperse gatherings. The move follows last ...
100 hens saved from slaughter need rehoming this weekend
“All you need is a cosy coop, enough space for the hens to scratch for bugs and slugs and some ...
Crowthorne churches to come together to organise VE Day celebration event
CHURCHES across the village are making plans with the parish council to create a VE Day celebration to remember. The ...
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