Friends step out to raise funds for Hare Hatch-based rehabilitation centre
Dave and John thank the charity they say gave them a future
Tag: Yeldall Manor
Thumbs up for Yeldall’s summer fundraising push
A HARE Hatch charity is making great strides with its latest fundraiser. Yeldall Manor, which helps men recover from drug ...
REVIEW OF THE YEAR: November 2020 – Lockdown returns, but schools stay open
A second national lockdown was announced, although it was very different to the first. Unlike March, schools remained open, and ...
Hare Hatch addiction charity launches gift scheme
Yeldall Manor, based in Hare Hatch, has launched its Christmas gift scheme.
Yeldall Manor to take its annual open day online as supporters raise more than £20,000
IT’S THE highlight of the year for many and, thanks to the wonders of modern technology, not even the coronavirus ...
Appeal launched to help Hare Hatch-based charity raise £50,000 to repair the roof on its Grade II listed building
A CHARITY that helps men beat addictions to drugs and alcohol has launched an appeal to raise £50,000 to restore ...
Storm Ciara blows off the roof and brings down trees across Wokingham borough
STORM CIARA brought some of the strongest gusts felt in the UK for many years: up to 97mph was recorded ...
Hannah prepares to shave her head to raise money for Hare Hatch-based rehabilitation centre
HANNAH KIRK is ahead of other people when it comes to fundraising. The 34-year-old photographer wanted to raise money for ...
London Marathon: Liz smashes her fundraising target for Yeldall Manor
A BOROUGH woman running in the London marathon has already beaten her fundraising target, writes James Hastings. Liz Karsten is ...
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