Enjoying tea and cake by the lake in Maidenhead
Thames Hospice has launched a new menu as it welcomes back customers to its Maidenhead hospice cafe.
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On target: Celebrations as Thames Hospice hits £6 million fundraising goal
Thames Hospice has hit its fundraising target for the new, state-of-the-art Maidenhead-based hospice.
Thames Hospice receives £100,000 donation
Thames Hospice has received a £100,000 grant from the Wolfson Foundation.
Light up a life this winter
Thames Hospice has launched its 'Light up a Life' fundraising appeal to support bereaved families this Christmas.
Thames Hospice celebrates opening of £22 million centre
After four years in the making, Thames Hospice opened the doors to its new facility in Maidenhead today.
VOLUNTEER CORNER: Ways you can help people in Wokingham borough
Thames Hospice is the local charity providing expert care for people living with life-limiting illnesses in East Berkshire and South ...
VOLUNTEER CORNER: As seen in The Wokingham Paper of January 30
CLASP is a Wokingham charity supporting adults with learning disabilities to speak up for themselves. Its mission is: “To develop ...
Goodies star Tim Brooke-Taylor has a clue about his Wokingham appearance
Renowned broadcaster and funny man Tim Brooke-Taylor will be popping into Wokingham this month to help Thames Hospice launch its ...
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