Freely Fruity looks to grow national
Wokingham's Freely Fruity charity has its sights set on going national.
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Santa pays a visit to Sheeplands
Children are still able to visit Father Christmas at Hare Hatch Sheeplands.
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‘We need to get back to social distancing properly to beat coronavirus’
WE’VE GOT to get back to social distancing properly if we’re to beat the coronavirus – that’s the message from a senior Wokingham Borough councillor. Speaking at a virtual meeting...
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VACCINE: Wokingham Borough Council reveal who will be the priority to get the Coronvirus jab first
RESIDENTS in a care home for older adults and their carers are first in line to receive the coronavirus vaccine. Cllr Charles Margetts, the executive member for health, wellbeing and...
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Coronavirus: Wokingham Borough Council approves £500,000 for lateral tests for care home visits, support for vaccine rollout, and a boost for contact tracing
AN ADDITIONAL £500,000 has been authorised to spend in Wokingham Borough Council’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. On the day that Berkshire was placed into Tier 3 restrictions, the ruling...
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Major Hollywood film productions coming to Wokingham – and a new mental health programme. Council leader’s reasons to be optimistic for 2021
AS THIS was the last Executive meeting of 2020, leader John Halsall took time to reflect on events of the past “tumultuous” 12 months. He opened his speech with a...
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TIER 3: Wokingham borough records highest-ever daily number of positive coronavirus tests
ANOTHER 110 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Wokingham borough over the past 24 hours – the highest daily total since the first case in February this year. This...
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TIER 3: Wokingham Borough Council leader calls for residents to be ‘vigilant and sensible’
ON THE day it was announced that Wokingham Borough would be moved into Tier 3 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the council leader has called for residents to...
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TIER 3: Wokingham council leader says focus will be on six wards in bid to bring coronavirus rates down
THE leader of the council has promised action to try and get Wokingham borough out of Tier 3 as quickly as possible. Earlier today, health secretary Matt Hancock told the...
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Now is not the time for merrymaking, says Wokingham Liberal Democrat leader on Tier 3 status
“There has been a spike in cases in Berkshire and in the borough. We have got to take the right action to protect residents.”
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