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Posted: Monday, August 17, 2009

Exposure in Sandhurst

Police are appealing for witnesses after a man exposed himself in Shepherds Meadow on Marshall Road, Sandhurst.

A 54-year-old Sandhurst woman was walking her dog at around 5.15pm on Thursday 6 August when a youth appeared, who then shouted to another youth. As she walked on, the second youth appeared with his shorts around his ankles and lifted his hooded top to reveal his bottom.

He then jogged on to a Sandhurst fishing path at the edge of the river, where the first youth was waiting. The woman continued to walk on and, as she drew level, the second youth shouted obscenities at the woman while directly facing her and lifted his top to expose his genitals.

The first Sandhurst youth is approximately 15-years-old, white, not tanned, 5ft 5in and stocky build, but not fat. He has short fair hair and was quite tidy looking. He was wearing a football training top (not a football shirt), with blocks of black and blue.

The second Sandhurst boy was about 5ft 7in, white, slim, with very pale legs. He possibly had dark hair. He was wearing a plain white hooded top, which was too large and came down to his mid-thigh. He was also wearing dark coloured shorts. He spoke with a British accent.

PC Alec Phillips, investigating the incident, said: “If you have any information regarding this incident or recognise the description of the youths, please call 0845 8 505 505, the 24-hour Thames Valley Police non-emergency number.

“If you don’t want to speak to police or give your name, please call the Crimestoppers charity anonymously on 0800 555 111.”

Thames Valley Police ~ Sandhurst

Posted: Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Arrest update on Crowthorne incident

Three people arrested on suspicion of criminal damage to vehicles and assault at the Conifers, Crowthorne on 24 July, reported back to Loddon Valley police station today (10/8) to answer bail.

An 18-year-old man from Sandhurst and a 17-year-old boy from Crowthorne, who were arrested on suspicion of assault and criminal damage on 25 July, were rebailed to 22 October.

Another 17-year-old boy arrested on suspicion of assault on 30 July was rebailed to 22 October.

Crowthorne Police are gathering all available evidence about the events that evening, with a view to seeking advice from the Crown Prosecution Service.

Anyone with information that could assist police enquiries is urged to contact Thames Valley Police on 0845 8 505 505.

If you don’t want to speak to police and don’t want to leave your name contact the Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555 111.

Thames Valley Police ~ Crowthorne

Posted: Friday, August 07, 2009

Creating An Individual Crowthorne Look With Designer Craft

A Refreshing Alternative To The Crowthorne High Street

Craft In Focus whose events have been described as the best of their kind in the UK, is staging another contemporary Craft and Design Show at Wellington College, Crowthorne from 30 October – 1 November. Set in 400 acres, this historical college provides the perfect backdrop for an event of this calibre. All of the talented Crowthorne exhibitors have designed and made the work they display, and have been selected for their individuality and innovation in contemporary design, as well as outstanding technical ability. Craft In Focus has earned a reputation for selecting only the finest designer craftmakers and contemporary artists to show their work at their events.

More and more Crowthorne people are trying to individualise their homes and visitors to Craft In Focus shows are often stunned at the talent of UK-based designer craftmakers. Many visitors are visiting the better craft shows to seek out contemporary craftmakers to purchase something that is not mass-produced and that has been designed and handcrafted in the UK. It is even possible to commission a piece for your home so if, for example, you need a certain
colour or size, you can discuss this with the maker at the event. It is also possible to be involved in various aspects of the design and visitors will certainly learn what inspires the craftmakers. The event at Crowthorne will provide a relaxed atmosphere, offering a unique opportunity to see and purchase expertly handcrafted and original pieces direct from around 100 exhibitors. Visitors can see an exciting array of textiles, ceramics,
furniture, blown and fused glassware, interior accessories, two-dimensional art and sculpture as well as jewellery, clothing and fashion accessories. Craft in Focus provides the perfect opportunity to treat yourself, purchase something beautiful for a loved one or for your home.

Rarely is such a wealth of top quality work seen together at a single Crowthorne event.

Craft In Focus ~ Crowthorne