Finchampstead illustrator offers free online art classes
Noopur Thakur uses Instagram Live to broadcast a daily interactive drawing sessions that help parents create a sense of routine ...
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Treasure hunters find books in borough.
A book hunt has taken off in Wokingham as bookworms have been exploring the borough to discover the latest adventure ...
Pumpkin carving session for children in Sindlesham this weekend
CHILDREN are invited to have a go at pumpkin carving on Saturday. The Walter Arms in Sindlesham is holding the ...
Pet workshops for half-term
A PET superstore in Wokingham and Winnersh will be offering free workshops to youngsters this half term. Pets at Home, ...
Drawing competition winner to light Wokingham bonfire
CHILDREN are being encouraged to enter a drawing contest for this year’s Wokingham Fireworks parade. The contest invites them to ...
WIN! tickets to see Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom
FANS of Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom will be buzzing with excitement for our latest ticket competition. The BAFTA award-winning ...
Libraries plan half-term fun for children
WOKINGHAM Borough Libraries are planning a series of special events this half-term for younger readers. As well as usual groups ...
PRESS PACK: A day at the Living Rainforest for Evendons School
By Rory Wilson, aged 9 Evendons Sschool On the May 10, Year 3 and 4 from Evendons Primary school left ...
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