Charity/voluntary

A wall of rampant ivy will be cleared by Egham and Staines Conservation Volunteers on Sunday (8) in Coldharbour Lane, Thorpe, from 10am.

The group will meet on the verge of Manor House Farm and any other volunteers are welcome.

For more details call 01784 254904.

Egham and Staines Conservation Volunteers will clear tumultuous ivy from a wall at Manor House Farm on Sunday, March 8, at 10am.

Anyone wishing to help can meet on the verge by the Thorpe Park-owned farm, OS Map 176, grid reference: TQ 028 687.
For more information call 01784 254904.

Hospital Radio Wey's presenter John Charman presents his 1000th programme on Sunday 21st September at the North Surrey Radio Station's studios at St Peter's Hospital in Chertsey.

John has been presenting The Big Band Hour, every Sunday from 2-4pm and has charmed listeners with his authoritative and entertaining style.

The Princess Alice Hospice Therapy Team members are leading by example; they have been building up their fitness levels and getting in some additional training following their registration for the very first, Princess Alice Hospice MIDNIGHT WALK on Saturday 6 September.

Midnight walks are becoming synonymous with fundraising at Hospices and normally they are women only events.

The Princess Alice Hospice is always looking to do something different and that is why the first Princess Alice Hospice Midnight Walk will be open to men, women and children over 14 years of age.

The Community and Event Team at the Princess Alice Hospice, is launching an exciting new campaign for 2008 with the aim of hitting and exceeding their £10,000 target.
After last years very wet summer, the team are making the most of the sunshine this year and is now calling for Hospice supporters, schools, social groups, sports teams and local businesses to hold a Summer Sizzler BBQ in July and August. This is a simple, social and fun way to raise funds for this wonderful local charity.

The "SUMMER SIZZLER" campaign is proud to have the generous support and sponsorship from local business and long-term Hospice supporter Garsons.