A family fun day and market called Daisy Fest took place over the Easter weekend at Peacock  Farm in Bracknell.    The event saw hundreds of people flocked to the venue to see Basil and Crew Farm and to  join in an Easter egg hunt. There were bouncy castles, face painting and hair braiding, Kids  Bee Happy sand art, a raffle and tombola, and lots of crafts and stalls to browse.    The event was to raise money for local charity Daisys Dream, which is based in Twyford. The  charity provides support for children and young people who have been affected by  bereavement, either supporting them in preparing for a loss or working with them following  the death of someone important to them.    For more information, call 0118 934 2804, email info@daisysdream.org.uk or visit  www.daisysdream.org.uk  For more pictures, see the latest...

Binfield Easter egg hunt was back for the nineth year running and proved to be an egg- cellent way to enjoy the village, get some exercise and some good old fashioned fresh air.   ​ Participants could buy a map for £3 from either Daphne's Coffee Shop, Binfield Village Stores  or Foxes Den Café during the week and enjoy a fun walk around the village.   ​ The hunt ran from March 29th to April 5th with lots of creative and innovative displays outside  villager’s front doors and businesses.    This year all money raised will go towards school funds for Binfield C E Primary School.  For more pictures, see the latest My Bracknell newspaper -...

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