Wokingham Winter Carnival seeks new charities to support
A FAB four of local charities have been awarded their very own winter warmer. Last week, representatives from Me2 Club, ...
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Festive concertgoers help raise funds for three Wokingham based charities
FESTIVE concert goers proved to be full of Christmas cheer, helping to boost the coffers of two local charities. And ...
Make a date for Wokingham Volunteer Fair this January
ANYONE who made a New Year’s resolution to get stuck into the community, help people or be kinder can find ...
Cyclists to get on their bikes in epic French road trip
TWELVE brave cyclists are getting on their bikes to help two Wokingham charities. They plan to ride 225 miles to ...
Niche support is the missing Link for charity
A CHARITY working with elderly people is celebrating after being given a new home. Last month The Link Visiting Scheme ...
Forest School pupils help Link Visiting Scheme
A MUFTI day to raise money for The Link Visiting Scheme charity had an extremely personal poignance for one teacher at ...
GALLERY: Local charities and clubs benefit from Wokingham Half Marathon
Local charities had 18,000 reasons to thank runners who took part in February’s half-marathon – that’s how much was donated. On ...
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