CORONAVIRUS: Lockdown way out is welcomed by local business owners
Local businesses have welcomed the Government's phased approach to ending lockdown.
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COVID-19: Wokingham’s weekly infection rate drops to 54.3 per 100,000
The latest figures showed the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases per 100,000 residents is 54.3, down from 77.1 last week. The local case rate has remained below 200 cases per...
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‘Hold on to your charity shop donations’, says retail association
The Charity Retail Association is asking residents to keep their charity shop donations at home.
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COVID-19: Schools to reopen and one-on-one socialising allowed in two weeks time
This afternoon, Boris Johnson told the House of Commons he wanted schoolchildren to return to their classrooms on Monday, March 8.
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‘It’s painless and very easy’ – behind the scenes of the Madejski Stadium coronavirus vaccination hub
THE public is flocking to the Madejski Stadium – not for matchdays, but for their coronavirus vaccine. The football stadium has been repurposed as a mass vaccination centre for people...
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COVID-19: Madejski Stadium opens as mass vaccination centre this morning
“This has been a genuine team effort, working with our local authority and health colleagues to set up an amazing site with the potential to deliver thousands of vaccines a...
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University of Reading to study affect of covid on farmers’ mental health
FARMERS’ mental health and resilience in the pandemic is being studied in a major new project led by the University of Reading. It has received £190,000 in funding from the...
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Changing shopping habits during lockdown leads to debt struggles
MORE PEOPLE in the borough are struggling with debt than last year, partly due to a change in shopping habits. In January, Citizens Advice Wokingham helped 77% more people with...
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Bishop of Reading joins call for people to have coronavirus vaccine
THE BISHOP of Reading – and one of her predecessors – has added her voice to a campaign urging people to have the coronavirus vaccine. The clergy have joined forces...
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Local bus operator keeps customers safe with gallons of hand sanitiser
Customers on Reading Buses have used more than 2,500 litres of hand sanitiser.
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