Child grooming risen during pandemic warns charity
Child grooming has risen during the pandemic, the NSPCC has warned.
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‘Ventilation needs to be the key public message’
Tony Cowling believes that 'hands, face, space' is not enough to stop coronavirus.
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JAMES SUNDERLAND: Strange times ahead
James Sunderland says that there are strange times ahead for Westminster in this week's column.
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Wokingham Borough Council launches online market
Residents are being encouraged to shop local as Wokingham Borough Council launches an online market.
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Make a date for carol singing
A campaign has been launched to get people singing Christmas carols on their doorstep this year.
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Winnersh musicians honour remembrance with concert
Neighbours in Winnersh came together to mark remembrance with a socially distanced concert.
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Residents invited to Covid analysis study
Residents are being invited to help monitor the spread and impact of coronavirus.
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Seeking Shinfield’s community heroes
Parsons Grange care home is searching for community heroes in Shinfield who have had a positive impact on the village.
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The wonder of a woodland garden
How to transform your outdoor space into a woodland oasis.
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Santa makes virtual visits this year
With a visit to Santa's grotto off the cards this year, he's found a new way to spread some Christmas cheer with A Visit From Santa.
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