Woodley woman shaves head, rasing £700 for Royal Berkshire Hospital
Ms Green was aiming to raise £250 for the Royal Berkshire Hospital – which would provide enough sets of PPE ...
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Schools team up to make safety gear for NHS staff
“The initial response from the RBH and local GPs has been absolutely overwhelming – I knew they were struggling, but ...
Earley resident launches crowd funder to buy hospital staff protective equipment
"Respiratory masks are so expensive. On the private market they cost £20 each — and they’re disposable so they only ...
Crowthorne man completes charity cold-water swim in back garden
“The sheer support was quite overwhelming, because this is such a difficult time for everyone, I didn’t expect people to ...
Choral society gift more than £700 to two local charities
The Wokingham Choral Society presented two charities with cheques at last week's rehearsal.
“I love my hair so much I want someone else to have it”
Local girl, Sophie Grove has decided to donate her locks to The Princess Trust after growing her hair out.
Local builder tackles watery challenge for charity
Local man rows 127 miles of the River Thames in his homemade fishing boat, sleeping on board each night. All ...
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