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Crowthorne Parish Council

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Parish Office
Morgan Centre
Wellington Road
Crowthorne RG45 7LD

Telephone
01344 771251

Email
clerk@crowthornepc.org.uk

Crowthorne Parish Council

01344 771251

YOUR PARISH COUNCIL

Crowthorne Educational Charity

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Crowthorne & Wokingham Without Joint Guide to the Parishes

The Joint Guide has a large range of useful and local information which includes local voluntary services and much more. Click on the link below to download your copy...

Crowthorne & Wokingham Without Local Information and Services

The Joint Official Guide to the Parishes of Crowthorne & Wokingham Without.

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IN AND AROUND CROWTHORNE

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Community Grants

Every year Crowthorne Parish Council makes a number of grants available to local organisations, further information can be found by clicking the link below.

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YOUR RIGHTS

Your rights come from The Consumer Contract (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013

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Protect yourself against Cold Callers

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YOUR COUNCILLORS

Councillor Surgeries

Each month, Parish Councillors will be present to answer questions and discuss local issues.

Crowthorne Parish Council is to hold a monthly surgery to provide an opportunity for local residents to meet with their Parish Councillors in person.  

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Riparian Responsibilities - Who is responsible?

The Land Drainage Act 1991 requires that a watercourse be maintained by its owner in such a condition that the free flow of water is not impeded…

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Riparian Responsibilities

NEWS RELEASE

02 November 2016

Four decades of public service

A conservative councillor is celebrating four decades of public service at Bracknell Forest Council this year.

Cllr James Finnie’s 40 years service to the local community was honoured by the leader of Bracknell Forest Council, Cllr Paul Bettison OBE, at a recent council meeting with a speech and celebratory cake…

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This website is maintained by members of the Parish Council, and contains information about the village of Crowthorne, as well as publications by and about the Parish Council and its work.

Events & Current Information

Welcome to the Crowthorne Parish Council

Crowthorne Parish Council is awarded Foundation Status under Local Council Award Scheme

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Crowthorne Parish Council has elected to produce a Neighbourhood Plan for Crowthorne Parish.  Bracknell Forest Council's Site Allocations Local Plan is now in place and this provides residents and anyone interested in the Parish an opportunity to get together and discuss how some aspects of our environment should be developed.

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Crowthorne Parish Council Neighbourhood Plan

Certificate of Appreciation

Crowthorne Parish Council is very pleased to receive a
‘Certificate of Appreciation’
from the Crowthorne Carnival Committee in recognition of the support given towards the
2016 Carnival.

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Huge congratulations to all the recipients of the

 2016 Crowthorne and Wokingham Without Community Awards

for their charitable work and voluntary contributions to community life in Crowthorne.

As part of their Community Action programme, a group of year 11 Wellington College students created a set of bird and bat boxes for the Walter Recreation Ground and Circle Hill woodland in Crowthorne.

New Bird & Bat Boxes for the Walter Recreational Ground and Circle Hill, Crowthorne

The project came about when Councillor Gail Robertson, a Trustee of the Walter Recreation Ground Charity, asked the college students for their help in producing some new homes for local wildlife and the college was only too happy to help.

The students worked with staff in both teaching and gardening departments to build the boxes, and the project saw additional bird and bat boxes being built for the college site also. The students said "We all really enjoyed making these boxes and we hope that they will enhance bird life in the environment".

On behalf of the Trustees of the Walter Recreation Ground Charity, Cllr Gail Robertson thanked the students for all their hard work and enthusiasm in making such superb bird and bat boxes.

Cllr Robertson said "I am sure the birds and bats cannot wait to start nesting in the comfort of their new homes!  Thank you once again for your enthusiasm and terrific effort".

Survey reveals 90 per cent of residents enjoy living in Bracknell Forest

Bracknell Forest residents agree the borough is a good place to live; they get on well with their neighbours, are satisfied with the way the council runs things and can influence decisions, according to the results of the latest residents' survey…

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Cllr Tina McKenzie-Boyle was warmly welcomed as the new Mayor of Bracknell Forest at the annual Council meeting on 24 May.

Having represented Priestwood and Garth ward since May 2015, Cllr Mrs McKenzie-Boyle now takes over the role of first citizen from outgoing Mayor, Cllr Tony Virgo.

Councillor Tina McKenzie-Boyle appointed Mayor

Cllr Mrs McKenzie-Boyle said: “I am proud to represent the residents of Bracknell Forest which has been my home for nearly 30 years.  I particularly look forward to the opening of The Lexicon in September and meeting the diverse communities, charities and voluntary organisations that make such a huge contribution to our Borough.

‘My charity will be The Fire Fighters Charity. We are hugely fortunate to be able to call on the amazing professionals of the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service in an emergency. I want to ensure that the firefighters of Bracknell Forest who are always there waiting for our call, have someone to call on when they need help and psychological support.’

Cllr Alvin Finch, also of Priestwood and Garth ward, was appointed Deputy Mayor for the year.