Crowthorne Parish Council

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Crowthorne Parish Council

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Address
Parish Office
Morgan Centre
Wellington Road
Crowthorne RG45 7LD

Telephone
01344 771251

Email
clerk@crowthornepc.org.uk

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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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Crowthorne & Wokingham Without Joint Guide to the Parishes

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

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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.

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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…

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.

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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To view the latest quarterly report on the activities of the Crowthorne Parish Council
see page 52 of the Crowthorne Eye

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WHO WILL YOU NOMINATE?

Crowthorne & Wokingham Without Awards for Voluntary Service to the Community 2018

Community Awards Nomination Form >>

Community Awards - Who do YOU think deserves to be recognised for their good works locally? NOW is your chance to propose an award for a deserving individual or group working voluntarily in either of the two parishes of Crowthorne and Wokingham Without.

Crowthorne and Wokingham Without Parish Councils wish to give public recognition by an award to individuals who have contributed significantly to the quality of life in either of the two parishes by their public/community activity. A Special Award may also be given to a group or organisation established in either parish for its contribution to community life.

LITTER COLLECTION IN CROWTHORNE PARISH

Since the 25 January 2018, our Litter Warden has been out and about in the Parish collecting waste and recycling. The first month of litter collection has been extremely successful, hopefully you have noticed that Crowthorne is already looking much cleaner in the areas shown below: -

Crowthorne High Street (Inc former Rogers Way)
Dukes Ride (Crowthorne Station to Prince Pub)
Lower Broadmoor Road
Waterloo Road
Millennium Garden
Wellington Road

From the 25 January to 16 February 2018, the following amount of litter and recycling has been collected: -

9 full 120 litre bags of general waste = 1,080 litres in total
7 full 80 litre bags of recycling waste = 560 litres in total.

The Parish Council will be continuing with this initiative, so if you see any locations within Crowthorne Parish which require attention please email the location and details to: litter@crowthornepc.org.uk.

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.

The group's aim is to campaign to make Crowthorne Village reduce its use of single use materials and to encourage refusing, reducing, reusing and recycling.

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Civic Service attended by Mayor and Dignitaries

The Mayor for the Borough of Bracknell Forest, Cllr Alvin Finch and his consort, Mrs Diane Finch, welcomed friends, family, dignitaries and representatives from the Mayor’s Charity, Wokingham and Bracknell Mencap, for a Civic Service at the Holy Trinity Church in Bracknell on Sunday 21 October 2018.

The service was led by the Mayor’s chaplains Rev Jim Barlow and Rev Les Jesudason and reflected the Mayor’s passion for the helping local people.

The Mayor was joined by High Sheriff of Berkshire, Mr Graham Barker, Deputy Mayor of the Borough of Bracknell Forest, Cllr Pauline McKenzie and her consort, Mayor of the Borough of Wokingham, Cllr John Kaiser, Mayor of Runnymede, Cllr Mrs Dolsie Clarke and Deputy Mayor of Surrey Heath, Cllr Robin Perry, Chairman for Winkfield Parish Council, Cllr David Parkin, Chairman of Warfield Parish Council, Colleen Dulieu and Chairman of Crowthorne Parish Council, Cllr Bob Wade.

The Mayor was also joined by young people from 2211 Bracknell Squadron Air Cadets and Bracknell Scouts.

One of the families who has benefitted from Mencap’s services, read a poem called ‘Special’ which the congregation found very moving and were also treated to a poem from the Mayor’s Poet Laureate, Clare Bevan.

Wokingham and Bracknell Mencap is a local charity which works to improve the lives of children and adults with a learning disability through a range of services including providing support and advice, promoting inclusion and providing a vital helpline service.

The Mayor, Cllr Alvin Finch, said: “It was wonderful that so many people came to my civic service on this beautiful autumn day. I wanted to highlight the important work of local charity Mencap and also provide a time of reflection. I want to thank everyone who attended”