Chris and Tyler will be flying high when they take on wing walking challenge
THE sky's not the limit for two high-flying fundraisers. For these magnificent men will be ON their flying machine in ...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Promise Inclusion joins in Captain Tom fundraiser
MEMBERS of a Wokingham charity are honouring the late Captain Sir Tom Moore with a new fundraiser. A group from ...
Vodafone helps charity Promise Inclusion stay connected during pandemic
VODAFONE has joined forces with charity Promise Inclusion to help residents stay connected during the pandemic. The telecommunications provider has ...
Local learning disability charity receives charitable donation
The latest news from Promise Inclusion as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
Charity revamps its website
AS IT prepares to mark its 25th anniversary next year, a learning disability and autism support charity has relaunched its ...
£30,000 giant cheque presented to Promise Inclusion by housebuilder
A Wokingham and Bracknell charity has received a donation of £30,000 as part of a year-long partnership with Legal & ...
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