More support for drug and alcohol addiction in Wokingham
Wokingham charity Cranstoun will deliver a Here4YOUth drug and alcohol addiction support service in the borough.
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Wokingham borough Big Issue vendors forced to stop trading in busiest week of the year
The seven registered Big Issue sellers in Wokingham join roughly 350 others in the south east of England and in ...
Forget couch to 10k, Vicky ran 100k in the space of a week
Vicky Hammond ran 100km in just seven days to raise money for a local children's hospice charity.
Wokingham woman takes the chair for UK children’s charity
Teri Kearsey, from Wokingham, has appointed as chair of trustees for Harry's HAT, a national children's charity.
Breast cancer charity helps fund new research into brain tumours
Walk The Walk, a local charity, has helped fund new research into brain tumours.
Community Champions scheme offers grants of up to £1,000 – Wokingham charities invited to apply
A SCHEME that has donated more than £3 million to charities is now welcoming new submissions. Persimmon Homes Thames Valley ...
Nominate charities to win £1,000 Christmas bonus thanks to insurance specialist Ecclesiastical
A CHRISTMAS bonus is being promised to not one, but 120 charities as part of an insurance firm’s festive contest. ...
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