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Brush Party at The Old Post Office
Gather your friends for a creative get together at The Old Post Office in Wallingford and join on of our Brush Parties. Unleash your inner artists as you paint the Paridae painting. It doesn’t matter if you haven’t picked up a paintbrush since school, our artist will…
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Guided walk at Ewelme Watercress Beds
On the first Sunday of each month from October there will be a guided walk and open morning at the Ewelme Watercress Beds. It starts at 10.30am with a film describing the history of watercress production at this site and then a guided walk will explain how the site is…
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Wallingford Thames Run
The Thames Run is a fun-packed, multi-terrain race that takes runners from the heart of Crowmarsh, along the banks of the stunning River Thames and through the historic town of Wallingford. Follow in the footsteps of William the…
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Sinodun Players presents Entertaining Angels at the Corn Exchange
18th-22nd of March 2025 Special Offer – Opening night (18 March) and matinee (22 March) – all tickets £12 All other performances – all tickets £15 Duration: approx 150 minutes, including one interval Grace, recently bereaved widow of Reverend Bardolph, has had enough of being the Reverend’s “Good Lady”! Now that…
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Wallingford Accessible Boat Club Announce Wheelyboat Service 5 Days Per Week
More choice for passengers, increased capacity for additional voyages! Wallingford Accessible Boat Club (WABC), the local charity which enables disabled and less mobile people to get out and about on the River Thames, today announced that they are now offering a five day a week, Tuesday to Saturday service. …
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Mayor’s Message – June 2024
Welcome to our June update. I hope you have enjoyed the sunshine in May, and here’s hoping for more good weather this month, with opportunities to enjoy the river with Wallingford’s recent Bathing Water Status. In this article we’re also going to feature upcoming events in Town, with the 80th…
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Cholsey & Wallingford Railway
The Historic 'Wally Line'
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Riverside
Wallingford is well known for being on the banks of the River Thames, taking its name from the crossing it provided to animals and people.
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Walking Trails
Wallingford lies on the Thames Path and close to the Ridgeway, making it a great base from which to explore some of England’s most lovely and historic countryside on foot or cycle.
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Castle Gardens
The green mounds in the castle gardens were once the site of the one of the strongest and most important castles in England. The building of the castle began in 1067 on the direct instructions of William the Conqueror who had crossed the River Thames at Wallingford on his way to London to take the throne.