Trisha Bennett (our Community Development Coordinator) was featured on BBC Radio Berkshire this morning. You can hear Trisha talking with Andrew Peach on his Breakfast show here:
We are incredibly proud of how well everyone in the Whitley community has pulled together to get through these difficult times.
There are so many community heroes we have to thank, watch this space for more details.
Together we are #TheBeatingHeartOfWhitley
If you would like to help or can donate food or time please click here
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Very good you are all doing a fantastic job. Thank you for all your help. As I’m on lockdown myself. You have all been so wonderfull, I can’t thank you enough. James