Thames Hospice Sunflower Walk fundraiser set for September
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‘Garms for good’: Reading set to see charity supermarket in The Oracle
The first multi-charity shop brand in the UK is set to open a branch in The Oracle following a successful ...
Thames Hospice charity shop reopens expanded Woodley branch
Residents joined staff and volunteers at Thames Hospice to celebrate the grand reopening of the branch in Woodley on Friday, ...
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Sarah’s role is aimed at making Sue Ryder’s pallative care better for everyone
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Thames Hospice’s new site wins not one, but two architectural awards
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