Free things to do

Feb
16
2020
By Berkshire Mummies
Free Events in Berkshire, February Half Term 2020

Free Events in Berkshire, February Half Term 2020

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There are loads of free activities going on in Berkshire and the surrounding area this half term, please see the events and activities listed below. Go for a walk or visit the park, including Dinton Pastures, Wokingham, The Look Out, Bracknell or Locks Ride Recreational Ground, Winkfield. Swings at Locks Ride Recreation Park Pups Takeover The Lexicon - Paw Patrol Brick Trail (presented and built by BRICKLIVE), Bracknell, 13th February 2020 - 23rd February 2020, Free of Charge, The Lexicon, Bracknell. Click here for more information. Guide Dog Morning at Wokingham Library, 17th February 2020, 10am-11.30am, 7 years plus, Free.…
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Feb
05
2020
By Berkshire Mummies
20 free and low cost ideas for the school holidays

20 free and low cost ideas for the school holidays

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It amazing that there is so much going on locally for the family in Berkshire during the holidays, it’s one of the reasons we enjoy living in the area, we love to get out and about, making memories and getting involved in the community. However, I feel it’s also important for us to have some downtime at home or be out in the fresh air with nature, whether in the garden, the park or woods plus it also helps financially if we can do some free or cheap activities as well. I also know that I need to have the…
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Jan
03
2020
By Berkshire Mummies
Walking at Dorney Lake

Walking at Dorney Lake

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Dorney Lake is a 2,200m purpose built lake owned and financed by Eton College, set in 400 acres of parkland. The land includes an arboretum and nature conservation area. The lake was made for and used in the 2012 Olympics and still has its Olympic rings on display today. The lake is situated in Dorney, Buckinghamshire not far from Eton and Windsor. The lake can be accessed by the public for walking. When we visited there were lots of walkers with their children who were on their bikes and scooters as the paths around the lake are flat, which is…
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