“James will be sadly missed by his wife, mum and dad, his brothers and their families and all of his friends and family here and in Thailand."

The Spoony People, which first appeared in Winnersh last month as an interactive activity for local families have now appeared in Scotland and Australia.

“So far, we’ve made 140 masks, as the machines can handle about 50 each week. There’s two types of designs we could make, but we opted for the one that’s...

"We are now being chased daily with companies demanding payments to be made, after cancelling all direct debits on our personal and business accounts."

They were joined last week by staff from Thames Valley Ambulance Service who have a site opposite the Reading Buses depot, in Great Knollys Street.

The council confirmed this morning that the appeal hearing over the BBQ King kebab van's trading licence has been postponed.

Turning the new symbol of thanks into a runway-ready accessory, a local lady is raising money for the NHS with her rainbow earrings.

The council is refusing to accept any admissions into care homes from NHS patient discharges until Covid-19 testing for each person can be guaranteed.

Since the petition launch on Sunday, April 26, 2,137 residents have signed to show their support, including Cllr Lynn Forbes, Wokingham Town Mayor.

"People who attempt to exploit children online are very serious criminals, and we want to send a message to them that this type of offending will never be tolerated."