Children’s ward playroom at Reading’s RBH to be given a makeover thanks to donation from Westcoast
CHILDREN who have to stay at the Royal Berkshire Hospital will be in for a happier time as the playroom ...
Tag: Royal Berks Charity
Royal Berks Christmas appeal will help grieving parents in maternity ward
AN APPEAL has been launched to find funding for new bereavement suites for new parents who experience loss of a ...
Woodley superstar Dexter runs another marathon
AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD from Woodley has tackled his second fundraiser for The Royal Berkshire Hospital. Dexter Rosier raised £700 to support ...
Spencers Wood photographer hits fundraising target for Royal Berks- 5 times!
A Wokingham photographer began May on a mission to raise £250 for the Royal Berks charity. 82 photo shoots later, ...
Trio tackle Everest challenge on their stairs for charity
THREE FRIENDS are taking on the challenge of climbing Mount Everest, from the comfort of their own home to raise ...
Ninety people enjoy a winter walk round Dinton in the sun for Royal Berks Charity
The Walk For Wards at Dinton Pastures on Sunday. IT MIGHT have been winter, but on Sunday it was more ...
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