Wokingham charity share special VE Day visit
The Link Visiting Scheme visited one of their members, Norman, who celebrated VE Day as a 15-year-old teenager.
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Berkshire companies team up to keep elderly entertained during lockdown
Two Berkshire companies have joined forces to support the vulnerable and elderly through the Coronavirus crisis. Dynamic Print- based in ...
Wargrave community organise volunteers to help each street across village
“The strength of this really is in everyone doing their thing. It started as a Whatsapp group of volunteers but ...
Look out for your neighbours this winter say council
“Severe cold snaps can have dramatic effects on everyday life, especially for those people who are already vulnerable because of ...
WADE launches new physio treatments
Therapies on Thames are bringing their physiotherapy to WADE day centre in Wokingham.
Crosfields festive show entertains the elderly
BY CROSFIELDS SCHOOL On Monday, November 13, Crosfields School welcomed residents from a number of local homes for the elderly ...
Care home’s delight after receiving a Good verdict
A TOWN centre care home is celebrating after receiving a seal of approval from an official body. Alexandra Grange Care ...
Elderly man from Earley sentenced for killing his wife
A MAN from Earley has been given a two-year suspended prison sentence after he admitted killing his elderly wife last ...
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