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Free nature walks and bike surgeries in Wokingham this weekend

by Emma Merchant
August 2, 2022
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Families can enjoy looking out for local butterflies and dragonflies at Buckhurst Meadow this Saturday. Picture: galadrim via Pixabay

Families can enjoy looking out for local butterflies and dragonflies at Buckhurst Meadow this Saturday. Picture: galadrim via Pixabay

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FLOREAT Montague Park Primary School is the location for a stroll or a cycle this Saturday.

Butterfly and dragonfly spotting walks will take place there on Saturday.

Particularly suitable for families with school age children, the walks take around 90 minutes, with light refreshments available at the end of each walk.

During a leisurely stroll around the Buckhurst Meadows and pond, ramblers will be able to look out for brightly coloured insects.

Children can also enjoy free activities laid on for them.

The two nature walks, organised by Thames Basin Heaths Partnership, take place on Saturday, August 6.

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They both start at the Wokingham primary school on William Heelas Way.

The two events take place from 10am to 12pm, and from 2pm to 4pm.

All are welcome, including well-behaved dogs on a lead, and sturdy footwear such as trainers is recommended.

Booking for this free event is essential.

Also at the school on Saturday will be My Journey’s Doctor Bike.

The organisation will be available for bicycle surgeries between 10am and 12pm.

These are free but must be pre-booked.

For more information and to book walks and cycle surgeries log on to:

www.tbhpartnership.org.uk/event/nature-walks

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