Records rebellion to continue as Hurst show brings on the challenges
This year's Hurst Show and Country Fayre is going to be a record-breaker.
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CORONAVIRUS: Berkshire’s only children’s hospice staying open during lockdown
Alexander Devine Children's Hospice Service has confirmed it is staying open during lockdown.
Alexander Devine launches festive appeal
11-year-old Marcus Rooks from Bracknell features in Alexander Devine's festive appeal.
10 Wokingham legs pedalling 100 miles for six hours = a grand gift for Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice
FIVE WOKINGHAM dads have been pedalling for Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice in a team fundraiser. James Killian encouraged four friends ...
Sebastian gets the point of fundraising for Alexander Devine children’s hospice
Most seven-year-olds might need pointing in the right direction when it comes to fundraising, but one Earley lad didn’t need ...
Charity founder calls for support on 13th anniversary of Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice launch
“It weighs heavy on my heart as we prepare for the difficult times ahead and my hope is that you ...
Paul’s running Brighton 10k in 8ft tall Pokémon costume
WHEN friends and family come to cheer Paul Brown on at the Brighton 10k this Sunday, they won’t have trouble ...
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