Marie Curie needs people of Wokingham to spring into action
The charity is calling on the residents of Wokingham to support its Great Daffodil Appeal.
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First Look: Charity SuperMkt opens its doors to the public
The first multi-charity shop in the UK, is open to Reading's conscientious consumers following a successful launch in Brent Cross, ...
Clean fun in Reading’s Prospect Park courtesy of the Bubble Rush
RUNNERS can join in some good clean fun this weekend with a Bubble Rush at Prospect Park. The course starts ...
Marie Curie cancel Great Daffodil Appeal, estimating loss of £1 million
The collections have now been cancelled with immediate effect, a decision estimated to lose £1 million in donations — with ...
VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in The Wokingham Paper of February 20, 2020
Do you have few hours or more to spare each week? Maybe you are recently retired? Perhaps your children are ...
Farley Hill Place Gardens will open to the public for a special charity day.
Farley Hill Place Gardens is blooming with life and colour ahead of a special charity open day next month. The four ...
Stilll time to enter Sunday’s Three Counties Cycle Ride
Enjoyed by many thousands over the years, the Three Counties Cycle Ride takes place on Sunday June 3, starting and ...
Martin’s close shave before facing Le Mans race
A TRIP to France will be made a little chillier for one Earley resident this week when he shaves his beard ...
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