Marie Curie cancel Great Daffodil Appeal, estimating loss of £1 million
The collections have now been cancelled with immediate effect, a decision estimated to lose £1 million in donations — with ...
Tag: Families
A load of Marvels coming to South Hill Park just in time for half-term
WITH half-term just around the corner, South Hill Park has prepared a feast of family-friendly fun to enjoy. The Bracknell-based ...
Families invited to ride the Pinewood Railway this Sunday afternoon
TODDLERS will enjoy catching the train this weekend. The Pinewood Miniature Railway is running on Sunday from 1.30pm, offering steam ...
Home-Start marks 20 years in Wokingham borough
A CHARITY which supports families across Wokingham borough has celebrated its 20th anniversary. Home-Start Wokingham District, which was started by ...
Santa Claus is coming to town (…and he’s got a new sleigh!)
FATHER Christmas is coming to town, and this year he has a top-of-the-range sleigh to travel in style. The Woodley ...
Top for the tots! Wokingham is best in England and Wales for families
WOKINGHAM is top for the tots – and Lower Earley ain’t too shabby either. Our historic market town has been ...
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