Medieval madness is coming to Dinton Pastures with jousting, birds of prey and more
Historic jousting event plans triumphant return to Dinton Pastures
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Community comes together to support Daisy’s Dream
People came together at Dinton Pastures Country Park last month for a charity walk in support of Daisy's Dream.
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What really happens at Dinton Pastures after dark? Find out on bat walk
Join a bat walk and talk at Dinton Activity Centre later this month.
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‘We need answers’: Rural residents air concerns with Wokingham MP
He has held four village surgeries in the north of Wokingham.
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37 years, 740 children and countless memories – school bids emotional farewell
Much loved St Nicholas stalwart retires after 37 years of service
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Last chance to name Dinton’s caterpillar
Entries are closing soon for Wokingham borough council's competition to name the living willow caterpillar.
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Berkshire teenagers raise more than £5,000 for domestic abuse charity
Harley and Noah's epic cycle inspires Bridgend community support
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Secure your tickets to next weekend’s Marvellous Festival
There's less than one week left until the Marvellous Festival returns to Dinton Pastures.
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Help name Dinton’s living willow caterpillar
A new resident has appeared at Dinton Pastures in Hurst, and it needs a name.
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106-year-old Jessie to open Hurst Show
The show, in the centre of Hurst village on Saturday and Sunday, June 27 and 28, promises a huge range of entertainment for all ages.
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