Dementia play performed in Crowthorne Library
A PLAY that looks at the impact of dementia on a family was performed at Crowthorne Library last week. Connie’s ...
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New cookery-show themed play in Woodley Library will help raise awareness of the effect dementia has on a family
A FREE play later this month will aim to explain the effect that dementia has on family. But you won’t ...
The sky’s the limit!
The sky’s the limit for a pair who dove 10,000 feet to raise money for dementia care on Saturday. Daniella ...
Wokingham Methodist Church to host Dementia Friendly tea dance
A DEMENTIA friendly tea dance will be held at Wokingham Methodist Church this week. The monthly event takes place on the ...
Duo from Wokingham care home planning 100km trek to raise funds for Alzheimer’s
THEY suffered heatstroke, broken toes and stumbling through woodlands in the pitch dark. But two intrepid care workers are planning ...
Wokingham charity Younger People with Dementia is scaling new heights to help
A WOKINGHAM charity is scaling new heights to help younger people suffering from dementia. It has launched a series of ...
Wokingham care home to be sold after 80 years
A PRESTIGIOUS care home in Wokingham is set to be sold after 80 years. Glebelands Care Home in Woolf Drive, ...
Police appeal for help in locating missing man from East Reading
A MAN with dementia is missing from his home in East Reading. Clifford Allen, 66, was last seen at around ...
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