Founder of Wokingham-based charity that supports victims of domestic abuse awarded BEM
King's award for founder of Wokingham charity
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Covid cancels race, so Vickie does her own half-marathon
A WOMAN has raised more than £300 in memory of her nephew after running a virtual half marathon last month. ...
Calls to local abuse helplines rise as strain of self-isolation shows
Berkshire Women’s Aid says it has received a week’s worth of calls in one day from people seeking help with ...
Domestic abuse charity feeds 20 vulnerable families after successful donation day
Charity founder, Vickie Robertson, said: “The turnout was really good despite the lockdown, and we managed to help feed 20 ...
Finchampstead teenager who severed foot ready for home
A MOTHER-of-four whose eldest son severed his foot in a freak accident last month has thanked the community for their ...
Teenager severs foot after freak accident
THE MOTHER of a boy who suffered life-changing injuries after falling from a fence last weekend has said she is ...
Gossip Girls fun day helps Syrian reugees
THE THREAT of bad weather could not stop the families of Wokingham from raising hundreds of pounds at a fun ...
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