Last year, Youth of Abbey United Reformed Church raise funds for charity Mercy Ships
Each year the Pioneers and Explorers, the youth of Abbey United Reformed Church, raise funds for a charity; in 2018 they supported
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Anton Rotary reacts to Humanitarian Crisis in Malawi
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Alan Titchmarsh digs plans for Winchester Hospice
BRITAIN’S best-known gardener has dug in to show his support for the campaign to create a hospice for Winchester. Alan Titchma...
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Grant to help homeless
Local homelessness services have received a £45k boost thanks to a government grant aimed at helping rough sleepers. ...
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Hampshire Country and Garden Festival 2019
The Hampshire Country & Garden Festival offers a host of entertainment, demonstrations and workshops, more than 40 gift and garden stalls and delicious food and drink, for ever...
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Local Headteacher takes on London Marathon to help fight childhood cancer
Nathan Thomas, Headteacher at Winton Community Academy is taking to the streets in Apri...
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Selfless volunteers’ work celebrated at Mayor of Winchester’s Community Awards
A man who has raised thousands of pounds for Parkinson’s and Cancer charities and a woman who carries out shopping for sick neighbours were among the selfless residents recognised ...
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Sparkling tea raises £1700 for Andover’s hospice
The Mayor of Test Valley’s most recent charity event has raised thousands for Andover’s hospice… Held at the idyllic Houghton Lodge near Stockbridge on 24th Mar...
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Final call for Clarendon Way Walk early birds
Naomi House & Jacksplace is putting out one final call for early bird Clarendon Way Walkers. The last ...
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Bishop’s Waltham’s Hidden Gardens 2019 – 12 private gardens open to the public for one day only
The gardens range from a small cour...
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Local employees have their bosses imprisoned for charity!
Last week, Naomi House https://www.naomihouse.org.uk& Jacksplace challenged supporters to have their bo...
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Local schools show their support for World Down Syndrome Day as pupils wear odd socks to school!
World Down Syndrome Day (March 21) is a global event whereby people wear odd socks to raise public awareness.. Why socks? Well, because chromosomes look like socks and people with ...
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