Open air cinema returns to Dinton Pastures
MOVIE fans will be flocking to Dinton Pastures this bank holiday weekend for the return of the popular Open Air ...
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Dinton set for watersports weekend
A WHOLE weekend of family fun will be taking place at one of the borough’s most-loved country parks next week. ...
Dinton: council seeks to reassure over Call For Sites listing
One of the borough’s much loved country parks has been added to a list of potential development sites. Dinton Pastures in ...
Fleeced is the word: Wokingham borough council’s plan for £33 cinema ticket … for 38-year-old film Grease
FILM FANS have said you’re the one we don’t want after a £33 cinema ticket went on sale. Wokingham Borough Council ...
Dinton Pastures to screen Grease in the big outdoors
OPEN AIR cinema is coming to Dinton Pastures with a special screening of the popular film Grease. The 38-year-old film, ...
Marvellous gets licence for next month’s Dinton Pastures festival
A NEW music festival will be coming to Hurst after it was granted permission to go ahead. Marvellous, a family-orientated ...
Elms Field petition: Council won’t debate it even if it reaches 1,500 signatures
A petition on Elms Field was launched on Wednesday and has already collected more than 650 signatures - but even ...
Marvellous news for music fans: festival moves to Dinton Pastures
A FAMILY-friendly festival is preparing for a move to Hurst – and acts on the bill could include ‘ABBA’, ‘The ...
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