Help available for those self-isolating in Wokingham borough
People isolating due to the coronavirus could be eligible for financial support from Wokingham Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsPeople isolating due to the coronavirus could be eligible for financial support from Wokingham Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsThe defibrillator cabinet outside of Radstock Lane Community Centre has been damaged, meaning the device is now unavailable.
Read moreDetailsThe impact of the coronavirus pandemic on businesses is starting to become clear, says Garry Lee of R3.
Read moreDetailsAusten House, in Earley donated food and gift items to ReadiFood for the Harvest Festival this year.
Read moreDetailsKaleidoscopic UK, a Finchampstead-based domestic abuse awareness charity, has launched a new campaign for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Read moreDetailsThe National Business Women's Awards have reopened nominations, with two new categories: Lockdown Leader and Business Chameleon.
Read moreDetailsSOUTHERN Co-Op says it is committed to achieving a net-zero carbon footprint by 2050. And the company is aiming to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 50% over the next...
Read moreDetailsForest Bridge School, an autism school in Maidenhead, is fundraising for a therapy gym on its new site.
Read moreDetailsFlight Logistics, a Wokingham courier group, has chosen a new artist for its Art on Wheels project.
Read moreDetailsThe CBI is urging the Government to rethink transport and infrastructure across the South East, following a change in public transport use.
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