Coronation to be the theme for this year’s Wokingham May Fayre
A CELEBRATION of the Coronation of King Charles III is to be the theme for this year's Wokingham May Fayre.
Tag: May Day
May Day celebrations at Pinehurst Care Centre
MAY DAY celebrations were enjoyed by residents of Pinehurst Care Centre in Crowthorne earlier this month. The Dukes Ride are ...
Make a date for the Tally Ho’s summer festival over bank holiday weekend
AN EVERSLEY pub will be celebrating the bank holiday weekend with a summer festival. The Tally Ho will be organising a ...
PICTURES: Henley Arts Trail 2018 – the Wokingham Borough venues
With the hottest May Day holiday weekend on record since it was introduced in 1978, if anything it was verging ...
Roll up, roll up for all the fun of Wokingham’s May Fayre
THE stage is being set for the final Wokingham May Fayre in its present incarnation. Monday’s day of fun will ...
12 photos that sum up the fun of the Wokingham May Fair
Thousands of people visited Wokingham on May Day Monday to enjoy the annual May Fair. During the day, charities and ...
Get ready for a day of fun at the Wokingham May Fayre
IT’S BACK for the 21st time. A whole day of family fun at what is thought to be the largest ...
Enjoy May Day fun across the borough
Wokingham’s Street Fayre isn’t the only fun to be enjoyed this May Day. PHIL CREIGHTON rounds up some other treats ...
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