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Waterside’s 2nd Birthday!
Today, we are celebrating the second anniversary of Waterside Centre reopening.
3 August 2023
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Duck Race
Our friends at the Rotary Club of Reading Abbey have asked us to share news of the charity fundraising event they’re running at The Oracle on Saturday 9 September.
31 July 2023
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Tilehurst Youth Club
Thank you to youth worker Jessica for this update!
31 July 2023
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Waterside – July 2023
Kelly told us: “The summer months bring a range of activity to Waterside Centre.
31 July 2023
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The Wayz – July 2023
A real summer of fun at The Ways; the month started brilliantly with the Community Fun Day and Bracknell Together Walk.
31 July 2023
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Britwell – July 2023
Britwell Youth and Community Project’s Summer Holiday Club is running from Monday 24 July– Friday 18 August (daily Monday – Friday), 11am – 3pm.
31 July 2023
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Updates from our Flagship Youth Clubs
Please click on the links below for the latest updates from our flagship youth clubs in Slough, Bracknell and Newbury.
31 July 2023
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Youth Development and Community Engagement Update
The school holidays are now upon us and our summer programmes are in full swing.
31 July 2023
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Training News
Here are our upcoming training courses, including posters.
31 July 2023
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Staff Spotlight
In the last update, we caught up with Abbas, who was celebrating his first year of working at Berkshire Youth.
31 July 2023
Online Safety
30 January 2023
Tuesday 7 February will be ‘Safer Internet Day’.
Being online can be a great place to learn and have fun, but have you ever felt unsafe? Occasionally you may come across things that make you uncomfortable or feel threatened.
This could be through a variety of platforms including social media or online gaming.
Internet Matters website provides trusted resources, information and advice on a range of online issues that you may face to help you enjoy the digital world safely and smartly.
The website also offers an online gaming advice hub to help get to grips with the basics of online gaming and staying safe.
Wokingham Borough Council, as part of the community safety partnership, has been working closely with local schools and colleges to promote online safety. Look out for the QR code around your school or college which will take you straight through to the internet matters website.
For further information about how to stay safe visit internetmatters.org.