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Berkshire East and South Bucks Women's Aid have opened a boutique-inspired charity shop in Farnham Common called White Ribbons, to tie in with the White Ribbon Campaign to end violence against women.
An article in the Maidenhead times can be seen by clicking here.



45% of UK women have experienced some form of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking.