CLASP Wokingham sessions and holiday dates
CLASP Wokingham sessions and holiday dates
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Active travel campaign returns to Wokingham
More children will be increasing their activity levels with the return of the Active Movement scheme.
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Wokingham author’s free talk will give hints on getting through the menopause
Wokingham author's free talk will give hints on getting through the menopause
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Festival of Inclusivity was fun for all in Wokingham
Festival of Inclusivity was fun for all in Wokingham
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Re-think ordered over St Crispin’s decision
Plans to close St Crispin's Leisure Centre have been thrown into disarray.
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Climbing mountains together: Hope And Vision, and Places Leisure
Climbing mountains together: Hope And Vision, and Places Leisure
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Blue, BoyzLife, and Scouting For Girls headed to Palmer Park for summer
Palmer Park will see some of the most successful bands of the last two decades performing when Blue, Boyzlife, and Scouting For Girls play next summer
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Menopause talk in Wokingham gave advice and help
Menopause talk in Wokingham gave advice and help
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The Lions got Wokingham walking
The Lions got Wokingham walking
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Inclusive sports fun for all in Cantley Park
Inclusive sports fun for all in Cantley Park
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