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The Bel & Dragon, Windsor, hosted a tea party for 60 supporters of SSAFA Forces Help which raised more than £1,300. Frazer Tompkins, Manager of the Bel & the Dragon welcomed everyone and said he was delighted to see the SSAFA supporters again. This event started in support of the Mayor’s Charity Appeal in 2011 and the third to be held for SSAFA at the Bel & The Dragon.
Stars from one of BBC TV’s most fondly remembered sitcoms, Birds of a Feather are ‘Getting in the Frame’ with Buckinghamshire County Council for Foster Care Fortnight (13-26 May) to raise awareness of the need for more foster carers in the county.
Opened in 1999, The Oracle is the Thames Valley’s premier shopping destination, home to around 90 retail units from chic boutiques to major department stores including Debenhams and House of Fraser. Major brands including Hollister, Reiss, Zara, Hobbs and Apple make the centre a must-visit for anyone searching for the latest high-street trends, from everyday outfits to something for every special occasion.
Employees from M&S Reading have raised over £500 with the help of their Section Manager who shaved his head for charity. Paul Wells went bald in order to support Bike24 Challenge, a 24-hour bike ride fundraiser organised by M&S.
Trudie Jedynak, Cerys Jones and Emma Holland of NJW Ltd, Newbury’s workplace technology and service provider, will be taking part in the 16th MoonWalk London on May 11th.
Garden equipment can be used at Wendover headquarters
Waddesdon and Fremantle trust team up for culinary masterclass
The Bel & Dragon, Windsor, hosted a tea party for 60 supporters of SSAFA Forces Help which raised more than £1,300. Frazer Tompkins, Manager of the Bel & the Dragon welcomed everyone and said he was delighted to see the SSAFA supporters again. This event started in support of the Mayor’s Charity Appeal in 2011 and the third to be held for SSAFA at the Bel & The Dragon.
Opened in 1999, The Oracle is the Thames Valley’s premier shopping destination, home to around 90 retail units from chic boutiques to major department stores including Debenhams and House of Fraser. Major brands including Hollister, Reiss, Zara, Hobbs and Apple make the centre a must-visit for anyone searching for the latest high-street trends, from everyday outfits to something for every special occasion.
Employees from M&S Reading have raised over £500 with the help of their Section Manager who shaved his head for charity. Paul Wells went bald in order to support Bike24 Challenge, a 24-hour bike ride fundraiser organised by M&S.
Trudie Jedynak, Cerys Jones and Emma Holland of NJW Ltd, Newbury’s workplace technology and service provider, will be taking part in the 16th MoonWalk London on May 11th.