Wassail fun to be held in Wokingham’s Market Place on Sunday
ON SUNDAY, a new old event will take place in Wokingham’s refurbished town centre. Members of OBJ Morris will be ...
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Yateley Mummers help Santa kill the king in Boxing Day Mummers’ Play
AN ANCIENT tradition that sees Santa kill a king was performed across Wokingham borough throughout the festive season. The Yateley ...
Homeless helped by Hurst morris dancing side
A morris dancing side moved by the numbers of homeless people has danced its way to raising funds for them.
Morris dancers head to The Ark
A morris dancing side moved by the numbers of homeless people has pledged to dance their way to raising funds ...
Have a go at morris dancing thanks to Hurst side
Hurst Morris People (HuMP) is inviting everyone to have a go at the traditional English pastime thanks to some free ...
WATCH: Morris dancers take over a Wokingham shop to avoid a rain shower
Stormy Saturdays didn’t stop a local morris dance troupe from entertaining people. Working to the old adage if wet, indoors, ...
Santa to fight King George in Wokingham on Thursday night
A uniquely British tradition will be coming to Wokingham on Thursday night as Christmas play is performed. The Yateley Village ...
Wokingham Living Advent Calendar Day 14: Brown Bag
The Living Advent Calendar headed to Alexandra Court tonight as Brown Bag cafe hosted the Shinfield Shamblers. The local morris ...
Morris dancers give charity the HuMP
A charity that helps people with autism is glad it got the HuMP when it collected a donation earlier this ...
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