Zumba puts the fun in fundraising at Loddon Valley Leisure Centre
FITNESS fanatics danced their way to raising more than £300 at a special charity Zumba class in Lower Earley last ...
Tag: fitness
Mr Motivator will get you moving at Rewind Festival this weekend
HE WAS the man who got us all up and moving at breakfast time in the 1990s. And this weekend, ...
Wokingham Bikeathon is back and open for entries
PLANS for this year’s Wokingham Bikeathon have been revealed, with a few changes in place for 2017. The 35-mile and ...
EVERY STEP COUNTS: Coping with December temptations
Over the last few weeks we have been going through what I consider the essential pillars to success, writes CHRIS ...
Woodley leisure centre could be demolished and replaced with new facilities
A LEISURE centre in Woodley could be demolished and replaced with new facilities, the council has announced. Last night (Thursday) Wokingham ...
Wokingham town centre gym to be taken over by rival brand
A WOKINGHAM town centre gym will be rebranded after its group was taken over by a rival company. Virgin Active, ...
Walkers wanted for Wokingham borough’s newest event
REGISTRATION is now open for one of the borough’s newest charity events, The Wokingham Walk. Walkers can choose to complete a ...
Carnival Pool currently closed due to ‘technical problem’
THE pools at Carnival Pool & Fitness Centre are currently closed due to technical issues. Wokingham Borough Council tweeted just ...
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