New charity’s first project to promote community well-being through football
The Finchampstead FC Foundation is keen to deliver sport for health
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South East leads the nation in breast screening attendance rates
Women in the South East are stepping up for breast cancer screening at a higher rate than any other region in the country, NHS figures have shown
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NHS invites older people to take up Respiratory Syncytial Virus vaccines
Invitations are being sent out to older people across Berkshire encouraging them to stay up to date with their RSV Vaccines
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Give the gift of cuddles
Hospice launches crowdfunder for cuddle bed
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Thames Hospice calls for urgent action
The palliative care group highlights growing need for its services
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Happiness is a walk in the park
Join a group that strolls for mental wellbeing
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Bracknell woman to walk one mile for every year she’s been alive
Louise will stride out for Breast Cancer Now
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Wokingham top for fewest fast food outlets
Borough has the lowest number of fast food shops in England.
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Find happiness at a Crowthorne club
Learn about activities to try in the borough
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World Cancer Day marked with curry and cup cakes
Wokingham fundraising Coppa-Curry Night a great success
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