VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: The power of community
OUR front page story this week is of one Wokingham man who needs little introduction to many. Stan Hetherington is ...
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Wokingham man Stan’s epic cycle ride raises £6,000 for brain injury charity Headway
A WOKINGHAM man has undertaken one of the hardest fundraising challenges of all – raising more than £6,000 for the ...
Forget the pension, Wokingham man Stan is pedalling to John O’Groats
Stan Hetherington bike ride Lands End to John O'Groats MOST people when they see the big 65 on the horizon ...
Wokingham woman Faye is headstrong for marathon effort
A WOMAN who thought she just a nasty bump on the head is preparing to run the London Marathon for ...
Historic accident led to death of former Waingels teacher
A FORMER Waingels College teacher died from complications arising from a life-changing accident which happened nearly 30 years ago. Nicholas ...
Cyclist in road crash: my helmet saved my life
“I WOULD have died instantly without my helmet,” said a cyclist hit by a car last week. Chris Luff, who ...
Cyclists en route from Wokingham to Paris for brain damage charity
A MAN who is recovering from a brain injury is currently pedaling to Paris to raise funds for the charity ...
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