‘It’s a crucial lifeline’: Parents fears for future of disco night for Wokingham children and young adults with additional needs
Fears for the future of a popular event for young people in Wokingham appear to have been resolved.
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Community future for St Crispin’s
St Crispin's Leisure Centre will be re-invigorated as a centre for education and community use.
Re-think ordered over St Crispin’s decision
Plans to close St Crispin's Leisure Centre have been thrown into disarray.
FROM THE CHAMBER: Why we’re having a consultation on the future of St Crispin’s Leisure Centre in Wokingham, and no, nothing has been decided yet
We are taking a hard look at the future of St Crispin's Leisure Centre and need to have an open ...
Save Our Squash: As consultation into future of leisure centre opens, club members call on council to keep the sport in the borough
FURIOUS members of a Wokingham squash club threatened with losing their only venue have told council bosses: "Don't take us ...
Declining user numbers reason for considering closure of Wokingham’s St Crispin’s Leisure Centre
A decline in the usage of a Wokingham town leisure centre means the council is considering alternative uses for the ...
Consultation vote over future of Wokingham town leisure centre
THE FUTURE of a leisure centre in Wokingham town is to be explored by the borough council.
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