Wokingham’s WADE centre plans fundraising skittles night
WADE's new fundraiser: fun with skittles
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Free Monday friendship club for seniors at WADE
Monday friendship club for seniors at WADE
Dance night will raise funds for WADE Day Centre
Dance night will raise funds for WADE Day Centre
Wokingham day centre reopens its doors
WADE Day Centre has reopened its site on Reading Road, for the first time since lockdown restrictions were reintroduced.
Top gear bargain with WADE
WADE has been gifted a Rover 25 which it is now selling to raise donations.
Charity fashion show helps make a difference to work of Wokingham's WADE
THE LATEST fashions were unveiled at a Wokingham centre for the elderly on Wednesday, March 4. Four volunteer and two ...
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Grand National race day taking place at Wokingham’s WADE centre
A CHANCE to watch the Grand National on a big screen is being offered by a local day centre for ...
Golf day donation will help the work of elderly day centre
A FINANCIAL firm’s golf day was a real money spinner for a Wokingham-based charity. Last week, London Road-based day centre ...
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