Domestic violence charity continues support during lockdown
Local domestic abuse charity Kaleidoscopic UK has seen demand for its services skyrocket during the second lockdown.
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‘Don’t stop hospital dates’ warns lung cancer patient
A woman who has battled lung cancer for the past four years is featuring in a new campaign for Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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Elderly urged to stay safe, warm and well
The Royal Voluntary Service is offering a helping hand to the borough's older residents this winter.
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Call for BME volunteers in Covid vaccine study
A call has been put out for Black and minority ethnic volunteers in an effort to advance Reading's coronavirus vaccine.
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Theatre takeaways during lockdown
Norden Farm, in Maidenhead, is offering takeaways from its cafe bar during lockdown.
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Local Covid-19 dashboard offers real time data
A Covid-19 dashboard which allows residents to see real time Covid-19 data is the first of its kind in the UK.
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University of Reading gives backing to testing students ahead of festive travel window
STUDENTS studying at the University of Reading will be able to get tests before returning home for Christmas. Earlier this week, the Government announced a travel window when lockdown ends,...
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One Front Door helps 279 residents during first week
Citizens Advice Wokingham's One Front Door scheme is continuing to support residents throughout the second lockdown.
Read moreDetails‘Vaccine news is good, but keep to the rules’
The news of a potential vaccine has been welcomed, but Wokingham Borough Council reminds residents to keep to the rules.
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‘Lockdown 2.0 might not be enough’
Professor Ben Cowling, from the World Health Organisation, says the second lockdown may not be enough.
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