H&W (Hall & Woodhouse) Crowthorne is now open following eight months of construction to create a state-of-the-art café The independent family-owned brewer and pub company has invested over £5million to build an innovative two-storey restaurant for up to 150 seated covers in the village of Crowthorne H&W Crowthorne is the gateway building to the residential estate The opening of H&W Crowthorne has generated 30 jobs for the local community Sian Grantham is the restaurant and bar’s new General Manager and brings over 25 years’ experience in the hospitality industry from recognisable brands H&W Crowthorne has five different multi-functioning spaces for guests to enjoy a pantry for brunch and relaxed dining or drinks and a vibrant dining space with colourful artwork and greenery There is also a cosy library nook for cake and coffee Outside is an extensive terrace and a large garden for drinks and alfresco dining during warmer evenings added: “We are so proud of what we have designed at H&W Crowthorne The entire project has been driven by our passion to build something special somewhere warm and inviting that reflects the local environment and its heritage We hope that all of our new guests feel at home here and that H&W Crowthorne will be at the very heart of the community.” The restaurant’s décor takes inspiration from its surroundings with nods to both its recent history as a site close to the old Transport Research Laboratory and its ancient history when the area was used as a hunting ground by the old kings of England The building itself is a steel structure with a mixture of brick and timber panelling to complement the locality.  Sustainability was a key consideration for the design of H&W Crowthorne Solar roof panels now generate enough green energy to run the building’s heating system Please see below information regarding the opening of Hall & Woodhouse’s new multi-million pound restaurant in Crowthorne Please let me know if you need any further information. You can download additional images here Hall & Woodhouse opens £5million purpose-built restaurant in Crowthorne Hall & Woodhouse is an independent Dorset family company that brews award winning Badger Ales and Outland Beers and runs an estate of high-quality pubs across the south of England The company was founded in 1777 by Charles Hall who opened a Brewery in the village of Ansty his son Robert (who inherited the brewery) brought Edward Woodhouse into the business as his commercial partner Charles Hall’s grand-daughter – Hannah Dodge with Anthony Woodhouse and Mark Woodhouse both in the business as the current seventh generation stewards Hall & Woodhouse has a collection of c.150 beautiful pubs that make up its managed house and Business Partner estate stretching from Woolacombe to Teignmouth in Devon Contact us: info@rli.uk.com CLH News is published by RBC Publishing Ltd Contributions are welcome for consideration no responsibility will be accepted for loss or damage Views expressed are not necessarily those of the publisher or the editorial team Whilst every care is taken to ensure accuracy the publisher will assume no responsibility for any effects All material is assumed copyright free unless otherwise advised The Inspiration for Pub Success Since 1794 18-Feb-2025 Last updated on 18-Feb-2025 at 15:49 GMT The unveiling comes after eight months of construction of the “innovative” two-storey restaurant that has capacity for up to 150 seated covers in the village of Crowthorne Hall & Woodhouse new site H&W Crowthorne in Berkshire (Credit: Hall & Woodhouse)H&W Crowthorne is the gateway building to the residential estate Sian Grantham is the bar and restaurant’s new general manager and brings more than 25 years’ experience in the hospitality industry from brands including Cosy Club and Carluccio’s The site has five different multi-functioning spaces for guests to enjoy a pantry for brunch and “relaxed dining or drinks” and a “vibrant dining space with colourful artwork and greenery” There is also a library nook for cake and coffee Outside is an large terrace and garden for drinks and alfresco dining during warmer evenings Coffee table at Hall & Woodhouse new site H&W Crowthorne in BerkshireHall & Woodhouse property director Mark James said: “We are so proud of what we have designed at H&W Crowthorne “The entire project has been driven by our passion to build something special somewhere warm and inviting that reflects the local environment and its heritage but with a contemporary twist “We hope all of our new guests feel at home here Hall & Woodhouse new site H&W Crowthorne in Berkshire (Credit: Hall & Woodhouse)There are lots of plants colourful soft furnishings and exposed brick walls The building itself is a steel structure with a mixture of brick and timber panelling to complement the locality Hall & Woodhouse said sustainability was a key consideration for the design of the site with solar roof panels now able to generate enough green energy to run the building’s heating system Why young adults are going out less18-Feb-2025By Felicity GilesCosts, safety and transport are all factors that are preventing young people from visiting the on-trade at night. 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Quench your Thirst with Beers from the European UnionPaid for and content provided by European Union grand opening 25/10/24Manager Paul Pearce with colleaguesCo-op relaunches its Crowthorne store (Friday 25 October) following a major programme of works and improvements to ‘totally transform’ the store the store supports more than 20 local jobs and serves-up an enhanced choice of fresh and chilled produce alongside its focus on meal ideas and everyday essentials; bakery and dairy products; food-to-go and meal deals; award winning wines; Fairtrade products; ready meals; pizzas; vegan and plant-based products Added services include a new self-service Wash.ME laundromat; Costa Coffee Express parcel collection services through an InPost Locker The online home delivery of groceries is also available through Just Eat and Deliveroo – with orders picked fresh in the local store and delivered quickly and conveniently in the community said: “The whole team is delighted to have had the opportunity to invest in Crowthorne – the store has been totally transformed with a fresh and spacious new look and feel – it looks fantastic We are really looking forward to welcoming our members and customers back into their Co-op It is always our aim to operate at the heart of local life and we have worked to develop the range choice and added services to serve and support our community the transformation works also include enhancements to back-of-shop storage areas to enable the store to better serve and support the community A soft plastic recycle unit is also available in store to enable the community to return ‘soft plastics’ including: crisp packets and bread bags pet food pouches – ensuring all Co-op’s own food packaging is recyclable through either local authority kerbside collections Co-op is one of the world’s largest consumer-owned co-operatives Members of Co-op own the business and enjoy a wide number of benefits including member-only price savings across an extensive range of everyday essentials and personalised offers via the Co-op Membership App More information about the benefits of Co-op Membership is available by visiting www.coop.co.uk/membership Crowthorne’s Co-op opens from 7am-10pm (Monday-Saturday) and from 10am-4pm on Sunday. 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By 2024-10-25T15:32:00+01:00 Co-op relaunches its Crowthorne store following a major programme of works and improvements to ‘totally transform’ the store Located on the town’s High Street the store supports more than 20 local jobs said: “The whole team is delighted to have had the opportunity to invest in Crowthorne - the store has been totally transformed with a fresh and spacious new look and feel – it looks fantastic.” the transformation works also include enhancements to back-of-shop storage areas to enable the store to better serve and support the community Crowthorne’s Co-op opens from 7am-10pm (Monday-Saturday) and from 10am-4pm on Sunday Register today to gain unlimited access to articles and to receive our great range of email newsletters Register now Site powered by Webvision Cloud We are sorry our lift is still out of service Anyone that needs lift access will not be able to access the first floor of the exhibition.  We are working hard to get this repaired as soon as possible.  Have you ever heard a bucket moo like a cow Have you ever wondered how rainbows are made?  the Light and Sound show is on at The Look Out Discovery Centre this Easter Holidays and May half term Anyone entering the show will need a ticket our visiting us page has all the information you need to plan your visit We have over 90 activities which children of all ages can enjoy and learn from The car park is open daily from 7am until 7:30pm Parking is £3.60 for 4 hours or £7.20 for all day There is parking for both cars and coaches investigate and have fun with science at The Look Out Find out what we can offer your school or group from visits to the science centre to visits from The Look Out to your school Children love birthday parties at The Look Out Our parties are great for children aged between 5 and 12 years old Out home educator days are aimed at primary school children who are home schooled Email: the.lookout@bracknell-forest.gov.uk Win HappyPremiumSearch Rayogreatest hitsberkshire north hampshirenewsDriver sought after a serious collision in CrowthorneA Golf collided with a red Ford Focus at the New Wokingham Road junction Thames Valley Police is trying to locate the driver of a vehicle involved in a serious collision in Crowthorne. A red Ford Focus and a grey Volkswagen Golf were in collision in the New Wokingham Road at the junction with Merryman Drive at about 11.45pm last night (15/3). The driver of the Ford Focus, an 18-year-old man, was taken to hospital with serious but not life threatening injuries. He remains in hospital at this time. The passenger in the Volkswagen Golf, a 32-year-old woman, was taken to hospital with serious but life threatening injuries. She remains in hospital at this time. Investigating officer, PC Gareth Miles of the Roads Policing unit, said: “The driver of the Volkswagen Golf did not remain at scene. “If you are the driver of the Golf or know who or where they are, please contact the police immediately. “I would also appeal to anyone who has information or footage from the area and hasn’t already contact the police to come forward. 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