IT WAS sunny side up, whichever way you turned as families flocked to a free fun day on Saturday.
With not a cloud in the sky, Langborough Recreation Ground was certainly the brightest place to be as Wokingham Town Council held its annual extravaganza.
Hundreds of people turned out for a day of fun and games aimed at children aged 10 and under.
Activities included small fairground rides, farm animal meet and greet, go-kart rides, hands-on arts and crafts.
Everything was free to have-a-go on or with, while there were some paid-for add-ons including a popular ice cream van and a barbecue from the 1st Winnersh Scouts.
Wokingham Town Mayor, Cllr Sally Gurney was thrilled with how the day had gone.
“For a first outing as a new mayor, I couldn’t have asked for better weather or a more fantastic event to be part of,” she said.
“It was a delight to see hundreds of happy faces, and I would like to thank everyone who helped make it happen.
“It is a privilege to be part of a council that is committed to holding such a brilliant free event for children every year, especially with the current cost of living crisis. Long may the fun day continue.”
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