More funding for Wokingham wet pubs and businesses forced to close in Tier 4
Businesses forced to close due to Covid-19 regulations, people unable to work because of self-isolation and wet pubs are eligible.
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Record number of coronavirus cases in Wokingham borough
The rate per 100,000 people is now 324.9 – up from 308 yesterday. And there were 125 positive cases recorded in Wokingham borough today.
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Covid helpline reduces hours over festive break
The One Front Door scheme will be operating on reduced hours this Christmas.
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Berkshire elves jump around for charity event
County Carers raised more than £1,300 through its festive fundraiser.
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Double winter wishes in Bracknell
The Lexicon doubled its prizes winners for its Christmas campaign after an overwhelming amount of nominations.
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TIER 4 makes it a bleak midwinter
Wokingham borough could be in Tier 4 for more than a month, says Wokingham Borough Council health leader.
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Police: Whitely woman wanted in connection with theft and shoplifting
Siobhan Maven-Hazleton, 33, is wanted in connection with multiple counts of shoplifting.
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Wokingham borough Big Issue vendors forced to stop trading in busiest week of the year
The seven registered Big Issue sellers in Wokingham join roughly 350 others in the south east of England and in Wales under Tier 4 restrictions.
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Wokingham’s Christmas Dinner Club to deliver roasts to vulnerable residents
The club is coordinating drop-off locations, and identifying anyone that might be lonely, vulnerable or self-isolating with help from nearby schools, care homes, The Link Visiting Scheme and Citizens Advice.
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Quick result Covid-19 tests now available at Madejski stadium — for £99
The private tests provide next day results for anyone that wants to check if they have the virus, but doesn't qualify for free tests on the NHS.
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