Covid jabs: now everyone can book one
IT’S BEING dubbed the final push: all adults in the South East are now able to book their first coronavirus jab, seven months after the vaccine was first made available...
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MBE awarded to Sonning professor for his work on covid
Covid professor Ben Cowling, from Sonning, has been given an MBE for his ground-breaking virus work during the pandemic.
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CORONAVIRUS: Wokingham’s young adults asked to drop in for first jab
All Wokingham borough residents aged 18-24 are now able to have a covid vaccination at Bulmershe Leisure Centre.
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Covid vaccinations now available for all Wokingham borough residents aged 18-24
ALL WOKINGHAM borough residents aged 18-24 are now able to have a covid vaccination. Bulmershe Leisure Centre is offering a first dose as part of its surge vaccination programme. It...
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Surge testing: Vaccinations for ages 18-24 starts tomorrow
AS CORONAVIRUS rates in Wokingham borough continue to rise, the council is preparing to launch a new vaccination scheme aimed at people aged 18 to 24. Last Monday, a surge...
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‘It’s really important we say thank you’: party planned for Wokingham’s vaccine volunteers
WOKINGHAM residents who had their covid jab at the Bradbury Centre are being encouraged to thank the volunteers that made it happen. Volunteer David Dunham is organising a celebratory barbecue...
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VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: We are not out of the woods just yet
SURGE testing across parts of the borough is necessary as covid rates continue to go in the wrong direction. In Wokingham Town, the rate per 100,000 has reached 220 people....
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Sonning professor named in Queen’s birthday honours
Wokingham borough’s World Health Organisation professor who carried out groundbreaking early work on Covid-19, saving lives, has been honoured by the Queen. Professor Ben Cowling is to be made a...
Read moreDetailsWokingham’s covid rate remains high as Bracknell announces surge testing
THE CORONAVIRUS rate per 100,000 remains stubbornly high in Wokingham borough, at 91.7. The latest figures, released earlier today, shows that the borough is now higher than neighbouring Reading. Both...
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Wokingham town Covid-19 infection rate hits 220 per 100,000
Data from Public Health England revealed Wokingham town was significantly higher than the national average infection rate, which sits at 45.8 per 100,000 people.
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