Wokingham community mental health group launches new schemes to help people self-isolating
Ms Sylvester has organised a Whatsapp group, video chat options and walks at Elms Field — keeping at a safe distance from others.
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Coronavirus – Rail companies to phase in reduced services from Monday
AS COMMUTER numbers plummet due to the coronavirus crisis, railway companies have agreed with the government to start implementing a reduced service from next week. Some routes have seen the...
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Food collection planned for Tuesday to help Wokingham victims of domestic abuse
A FOOD collection for families who are suffering from domestic abuse will take place on Tuesday, March 24. Wokingham Baptist Church will be open from 9.15am to 11.45am to receive...
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Coronavirus – Sir John Redwood calls on people to 'make amends' for buying too much in supermarkets
WOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood has thanked supermarkets for rationing the number of items that customers can buy and called on his readers to “behave responsibly”, calling on those who...
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Coronavirus – 'This is the biggest challenge the country has faced since the Second World War'
“THIS is the biggest challenge the country has faced since the Second World War” – that’s the verdict of the coronavirus crisis from Wokingham Borough Council leader Cllr John Halsall....
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Queues for Woodley pharmacy are going down the precinct says frustrated shopper
QUEUES for a Woodley chemist have been going down the street says a frustrated shopper. Isobel Dawson called Wokingham.Today to call on Boots to employ more staff to keep up...
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Wokingham May Fayre cancelled due to coronavirus
ORGANISERS of the Wokingham May Fayre have decided to cancel the special VE Day-themed event. Earlier this week, the Wokingham Lions had hoped that the annual fundraiser would go ahead...
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Wokingham vegan market cancelled, but all others to continue confirm Town Council
“We will be continuing with the general market on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, as well as the monthly farmers market."
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Autism Berkshire makes changes to services due to coronavirus
A CHARITY that supports people with autism and their families has made changes to its operations as a result of the coronavirus. Autism Berkshire said it is following the Government’s...
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Crowdfunding soup event presents £400 to grief support charity
Crowdfunding event raises £400 to help local charity, Grief and a Cuppa take their work 'on the road'.
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