Family praises charity’s support after daughter has open heart surgery
“We are far more supported by the charity than by anybody else. They get it, they’re amazing. They’re doing everything ...
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Calls to local abuse helplines rise as strain of self-isolation shows
Berkshire Women’s Aid says it has received a week’s worth of calls in one day from people seeking help with ...
GIVE HELP, GET HELP: Charities unite to coordinate borough's volunteers during coronavirus crisis
Residents who need help and support due to self-isolation are urged to ring Citizens Advice, where their needs will be ...
New facility to support patient independence after hospital opens
The facility — at Suffolk Lodge, a residential care home in Wokingham — will provide residents leaving hospital with the ...
Rugby club seeks business support to continue
READING RAIDERS are seeking new sponsors ahead of the 2018 season. Businesses across Berkshire are being encouraged to invest into ...
Wokingham Sumas say ground expansion plans will not harm area
Emmbrook residents worried that plans to install floodlights at a football ground would cause light pollution were given assurances at a ...
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