Diane Keaton film to be screened at Beech Hill cinema club
FILM lovers can enjoy a screening of the Book Club: The Next Chapter at a community cinema on Tuesday, October ...
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Beech Hill cinema club returns for new season
FILM lovers will be pleased to know The Cinema at Beech Hill is returning on Tuesday, September 26.
MacMillan coffee morning at Beech Hill
BEECH Hill residents are invited to come together over a cup of coffee for a cause.
Beech Hill coffee socials
RESIDENTS are invited to share a hot drink at Beech Hill Memorial Hall.
Beech Hill bonfire and torchlit procession
SCORES of Wokingham residents attended a bonfire and torchlit procession on Sunday, November 13.
Beech Hill bonfire and torchlit procession
A COMMUNITY GROUP is inviting residents to a family-friendly event, which will surely warm up its visitors as the colder ...
Screening at Beech Hill cinema club
FILM lovers will be pleased to know The Cinema at Beech Hill is returning for its second movie of the ...
Band Day at Beech Hill
BEECH HILL residents will be treated to a village celebration at the end of the month.
Online greenfingers from Beech Hill gardening charity helps boost mental health
A CHARITY is using gardening to help people stay fit in lockdown – but it’s all taking place online. Thrive ...
Creating a therapeutic garden
The therapeutic effects of scented and sensory gardens have been common knowledge for centuries. They can help to reduce stress ...
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