Welcome to the Crowthorne Parish Council
This website is maintained by officers 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.
contains information about the village of Crowthorne, as well as
publications by and about the Parish Council and its work.
This website is maintained by officers 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.
contains information about the village of Crowthorne, as well as
publications by and about the Parish Council and its work.
This website is maintained by officers 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.
contains information about the village of Crowthorne, as well as
publications by and about the Parish Council and its work.
01344 771251
01344 771251
Welcome to the Crowthorne Parish Council
This website is maintained by officers 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.
Welcome to the Crowthorne Parish Council
This website is maintained by officers 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
29 Aug 2023
Crowthorne Eye
Community Magazine - Autumn 2023
To view the latest quarterly report on the activities of the Crowthorne Parish Council. See page 40 of the Crowthorne Eye
To view the latest quarterly report on the activities of the Crowthorne Parish Council. See page 40 of the Crowthorne Eye
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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.
Crowthorne Educational Charity
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Do you need financial help to further your education? |
Your Rights
Your rights come from the Consumer Contract (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges Regulations 2013)
Protect yourself against Cold Callers!
Recycling
Got any small electrical items you no longer use?
You can recycle them here
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…
Official Opening of the new sports area at the Morgan Rec
Photography by Kevin Poolman
Crowthorne Parish Council were joined by Edgbarrow School, Finchampstead FC and local residents to celebrate the installation of the new sports area at the Morgan Rec which has already proved popular over the summer holidays.
Crowthorne Parish Councillor, Tina McKenzie-Boyle welcomed more than 150 people to the Morgan Rec. She said “This is a fantastic new, free facility for Crowthorne – it's accessible, local and inspires everyone to get out, keep moving and stay healthy. It is a great addition to the rec; brilliant for youngsters and adults alike.”
Before cutting the ribbon, Mr Matthews, Edgbarrow Head teacher, reminded students that physical activity is great for both head and heart. He said “It boosts energy, and improves both mental health and concentration levels - perfect for getting all that school work completed!
Tracktastic!
Pupils from Wildmoor Heath School, and The Ark and Crowthorne Preschool joined Bracknell Mayor, Councillor Naheed Ejaz and former cricketer Iain Sutcliffe at the Morgan Rec to celebrate the official opening of the new exercise track. Cllr Ejaz said "It is a great new facility for Crowthorne - ideal for families with little ones learning to ride bikes and scooters. It is a brilliant location for having some outdoor fun and exercise then popping into the High Street for some shopping."
Creating Opportunities for Youth
Development in Crowthorne
Development in Crowthorne
From left to right - Sasha Dye, Mia McCreesh,
Abbas Nazir and Gareth Mepham
Abbas Nazir and Gareth Mepham
Crowthorne Parish Council (CPC) has been awarded a grant from the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley, ‘Community Safety Fund’ (allocated by the Community Safety Partnership), to fund detached youth work in Crowthorne until March 2025.
CPC has appointed The Wayz youth team to deliver the detached youth work project.
Gareth Mepham, Area Youth and Community Work Manager has shared the press release…
CPC has appointed The Wayz youth team to deliver the detached youth work project.
Gareth Mepham, Area Youth and Community Work Manager has shared the press release…
Crowthorne Millennium Mural restoration
Community action is a core part of Wellington College’s Global Citizenship programme. Pupils are encouraged to explore and follow their passions, whilst developing Global Citizenship competencies and their own personal growth. Shreya and Amy have been doing just that by taking on a project a stone’s throw away in Crowthorne High Street. After noticing the Crowthorne Millennium Mural had weathered away, the pupils picked up their paint brushes to breathe life back into the 23 year old street art.
Crowthorne C of E Primary School and Parish Council Climate Summit
6th December 2022
Elected Members from Crowthorne C of E Primary School’s Eco Club and the Eco Club Lead, Mrs Brodrick, met with Crowthorne Parish Councillors on 6 December to discuss the climate, biodiversity, and ecology projects the school, and Council, is working on at present.
New path in the Walter
Recreation Ground
Recreation Ground
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The popular, local, cut-through to the High Street and pedestrian crossing, is now more useable throughout the whole year. |
The steep, rooted path has been closed off for safety reasons. Please keep on the new path so the vegetation can start to recolonise the disturbed areas.
In addition to letting natural regeneration take its course, we will be sowing woodland wildflower seed which has kindly been donated by Wellington College. If the vegetation has a chance to thrive untrampled, this area will be a valuable wildlife habitat by this time next year.
Funding for this path was awarded by Involve and The National Lottery Community Fund. The Walter Recreation Ground is managed by the Walter Recreation Ground Charity.
In addition to letting natural regeneration take its course, we will be sowing woodland wildflower seed which has kindly been donated by Wellington College. If the vegetation has a chance to thrive untrampled, this area will be a valuable wildlife habitat by this time next year.
Funding for this path was awarded by Involve and The National Lottery Community Fund. The Walter Recreation Ground is managed by the Walter Recreation Ground Charity.
Enjoy new walking and cycling routes in
Bracknell Forest
Bracknell Forest
New circular walking and cycling routes have been created across Bracknell Forest, to encourage residents to make the most of the borough’s excellent traffic-free network, to stay active and explore the borough on foot, or by bike.
Routes range from 10 to 20 kilometres in length, and there are five in total to try. Maps of the routes can be downloaded online and there are also colour-coded stickers on lampposts along the way to keep you on track.
Cllr Chris Turrell, Executive Member for Planning and Transport said:
“The launch of these routes is one of the many steps Bracknell Forest Council is taking to boost more active ways to travel around the borough.
Routes range from 10 to 20 kilometres in length, and there are five in total to try. Maps of the routes can be downloaded online and there are also colour-coded stickers on lampposts along the way to keep you on track.
Cllr Chris Turrell, Executive Member for Planning and Transport said:
“The launch of these routes is one of the many steps Bracknell Forest Council is taking to boost more active ways to travel around the borough.
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Year of Green Corridors |
CPC is supporting BFC, as a partner organisation, with this initiative and has been involved in the consultative work and planning for the
‘Year of the Green Corridors’.
The YOGC project is important to Crowthorne as we work on the new Three Year Strategy for Crowthorne Parish which has a ‘green’ focus and also on delivery of the Crowthorne Neighbourhood Plan objectives which specifically provide:-
Policy C12 - Biodiversity
‘Proposals to contribute to, increase and enhance the natural environment by providing additional habitat resources for wildlife and green space for the community.’.
A whole wealth of activities are planned throughout the borough to improve and raise awareness of the Year of the Green Corridor - follow the link to find out more…
The YOGC project is important to Crowthorne as we work on the new Three Year Strategy for Crowthorne Parish which has a ‘green’ focus and also on delivery of the Crowthorne Neighbourhood Plan objectives which specifically provide:-
Policy C12 - Biodiversity
‘Proposals to contribute to, increase and enhance the natural environment by providing additional habitat resources for wildlife and green space for the community.’.
A whole wealth of activities are planned throughout the borough to improve and raise awareness of the Year of the Green Corridor - follow the link to find out more…
Councillor Surgeries
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Crowthorne Parish Council is to hold a monthly surgery to provide an |
opportunity for local residents to meet with their Parish Councillors in person. Each month, Parish Councillors will be present to answer questions and discuss local issues.
Crowthorne Eye
Community Magazine - Autumn 2023
To view the latest quarterly report on the activities of the Crowthorne Parish Council. See page 40 of the Crowthorne Eye
To view the latest quarterly report on the activities of the Crowthorne Parish Council. See page 40 of the Crowthorne Eye
Blackwater Valley Nature Walks
Crowthorne Circular
Rail to Trail Walk
Rail to Trail Walk
A varied walk with a local nature reserve, golf course, mixed woodland, heathland areas and fields around Crowthorne...
Local Heaths in Winter
As summer drew to a close, the nightjars left to make their epic journey to sub-Saharan Africa. But not all heathland birds take this option. As the weather turns colder, spare a thought for our Dartford warblers. These brave little birds …
Protection for Local Heaths
Sarah Bunce from the Thames Basin Heaths Partnership explains how a mysterious bird from Africa is protecting our local heaths.
You might not think of busy south-east England as a hotspot for rare wildlife, but it really is! By a fluke of nature...
Crowthorne Parish Council has resolved to support Crowthorne Reduce Our Waste (C.R.O.W), who are committing to plastic free alternatives and supporting plastic free initiatives within the village to create a plastic free community…
Councillor Surgeries
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Crowthorne Parish Council is to hold a monthly surgery to provide an |
opportunity for local residents to meet with their Parish Councillors in person. Each month, Parish Councillors will be present to answer questions and discuss local issues.
Riparian Responsibilities
Who is responsible?
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…
For full information on legislation and who is responsible click on the link below
For full information on legislation and who is responsible click on the link below