Wokingham libraries welcome back visitors from Monday
Libraries across the Wokingham borough are set to reopen from next week.
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Crowthorne Library set to reopen on Monday on a Covid-secure basis
LIBRARY services are set to resume from Monday, July 6, in Crowthorne and neighbouring Bracknell, but with reduced opening hours. ...
Children challenged to read and review three books this winter
The Winter Mini Challenge is encouraging children to read any three books of their choice and then rate them depending ...
Library challenge encourages young members to get reading
The Space Chase Summer Reading Challenge saw an increase in young children joining libraries across the borough.
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 ...
Wokingham Library could be moved if plans get green light
A PLAN to move Wokingham’s library to the new Carnival Place development is expected to be approved next week. ...
What’s on in Wokingham Borough – Friday, June 17-Sunday, June 26
Friday, June 17 BRACKNELL – Priestwood Community Centre, Priestwood Court Road RG42 1TU. Bracknell & Wokingham branch of Berkshire Family ...
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