Foodie festival is heading to Wokingham
The event will take place in June at Dinton Pastures Country Park in Hurst.
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Kids can go wild at Dinton Activity Centre
Kids can go wild at Dinton Activity Centre
Hollywood boost for the borough
A Hollywood blockbuster that was filmed and finished in Wokingham has brought many benefits to the borough.
Aaaaaarrrr. Pirates be coming to Dinton Pastures this summer
Aaaaaarrrr. Pirates be coming to Wokingham
Santa Clauses to dash around Dinton to help First Days
SANTA Claus isn't coming to town ? he's heading to Dinton Pastures. Along with Mrs Claus, Santa Paws and even ...
Join a group of bird lovers for a swift walk around the lakes
Join a group of bird lovers for a swift walk around the lakes
Summer run series returns to Dinton Pastures offering 5km and 10km routes
AN EVENING run could end up being memorable for all the right reasons as an annual summer race returns.
Sailing week at Dinton for youngsters wanting to get out on the water
IT'S all aboard for young people wanting to try sailing even if they have no previous experience.
Children can enjoy some wild days at Dinton Pastures this half-term
CHILDREN aged eight to 13 can join the Wild Days Holiday Club to enjoy a host of different land or ...
Dinton Pastures offers opportunity to try orienteering for free
Try orienteering for free in Wokingham
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