Farm shop launches special shopping hours for single parents and NHS staff
Hare Hatch Sheeplands is open from 7.30am Monday to Saturday, with the first 30 minutes specifically for single parents with children.
Read moreDetailsHare Hatch Sheeplands is open from 7.30am Monday to Saturday, with the first 30 minutes specifically for single parents with children.
Read moreDetailsThere will be 10 different, 10 minute sessions, each involving engaging and easy to follow routines that are accessible and safe.
Read moreDetails“Local radio is all about connecting communities and we hope these weekly reflections will go some way to helping Muslims feel a sense of community while they are isolating.”
Read moreDetailsPeople can choose from eight food boxes, including a Dairy Box, Cupboard and Pantry Box, Fresh Fruit Box and Sunday Lunch Box, and collect them from a restaurant in their...
Read moreDetailsItems needed include long-life milk, pasta sauce, hot meals such as tinned curry and tinned meatballs, hot dogs and breakfast cereals.
Read moreDetails“Passenger numbers continue to fall as the public rightly follow government advice to avoid non-essential travel. The decision to temporarily suspend all services is the right one based on the...
Read moreDetailsAlthough traffic volumes on the M4 have significantly reduced, anyone making an essential journey should leave extra time for their journeys and consider alternative routes.
Read moreDetailsLinking Business is a Wokingham company providing businesses with the tools to increase their sales using LinkedIn. LinkedIn- described by the company as a “powerful sales and marketing tool”- is...
Read moreDetails“We’ve already put the strawberries in the ground. Last week we planted cauliflower, broccoli and sprouts.The virus doesn’t stop the sun from shining.”
Read moreDetails"Respiratory masks are so expensive. On the private market they cost £20 each — and they’re disposable so they only get worn once.”
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