Look Lively: Bracknell DJ launches fundraiser to support charities through music
A Bracknell radio station is holding a livestream fundraiser to support Cancer Research UK and Mind through music.
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Seven half marathons make Zach’s week
A Crowthorne resident has run seven half marathons in seven days for his latest charity fundraiser.
Music night for mental health charity
Event organiser, Amber L'Estrange is hosting the evening in memory of her late Uncle. Funds will go to the mental ...
EVERY STEP COUNTS: Time to get up off your a***!
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Sophie celebrates after running at least 5km every day for a year
A BARKHAM woman took part in last Sunday’s London Marathon – and it’s her warm down exercise after a year ...
Emmbrook pupils have mental health in MIND
THOUGHTFUL students from a school in Wokingham have raised more than £2,000 for a mental health charity. Pupils at The ...
Three Mile Cross police officer set to walk the length of Britain
A POLICE officer based at Three Mile Cross is set to walk the entire length of the country for charity. ...
Community: Sarah’s tough run through the mud helps MIND
ON Saturday 6th May, Sarah Shears, a member of the Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh, competed in the West ...
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