Preview: “Colder Than Here” (The Studio Theatre Company, South Hill Park).
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Tag: Cancer
Breast cancer mum vows to fight on for new drugs
A MOTHER from Wokingham has vowed to carry on fighting for new drugs to be made available for women living ...
Solicitors raise £600,000 for cancer charity
A LOCAL solicitors has been presented with a special award to mark its support for a free will scheme. Blandy ...
‘I’m going down the Dog and Duck to get my haircut’
It was a case of hair today, gone tomorrow when a woman shaved her locks off. Earlier this month, regulars at ...
All smiles for the camera: Wokingham club helps cancer appeal
A picture perfect way to help a local charity has been found by a camera club. Members of Wokingham and East ...
Make a date for Royals Uncovered
A new calendar is about to go on sale and Reading FC players are hoping that you'll make a date ...
Can you help daughter stay with mum during USA cancer treatment?
A YOUNG woman with a rare cancer has launched a heartfelt appeal to help keep her family together. Adele Stevens ...
Wokingham sisters shave their hair for cancer charities
TWO Wokingham sisters were up for the chop in their effort to help cancer charities. The duo had their hair ...
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