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Cricket club is bowled over by donation
Bewley Homes has come to the rescue of Mortimer West End Cricket Club with a donation to complete fundraising for ...
More than 16,500 meals donated to food banks by Reading residents
RESIDENTS in Reading have donated more than 16,5000 meals to The Trussell Trust network following its partnership with Deliveroo, new ...
Jelly teams with Blue Collar for cardboard culinary classes
On Sunday, October 9, Matt Hulse will lead will lead the cardboard culinary class, open to families with children of ...
Ukrainian Centre to hold collection day to help war-torn country
A COLLECTION for Ukraine will be held on Saturday, and only specific donations are wanted.
Reading Donor Centre redresses gender imbalance with new plasma machines
Reading Blood Centre updates its donation machines to redress a considerable gender gap in plasma donation and reduce procedure times
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