THE BOROUGH council’s executive member for health is calling on MPs to help open more vaccination centres in the area. Cllr Charles Margetts has written to the borough’s MPs, urging...
Read moreDetailsA pop-up vaccine centre is coming to Lower Earley this weekend, ahead of restrictions easing on Monday.
Read moreDetailsAS COVID rates per 100,000 rise, council leader John Halsall is urging residents to do all they can to avoid spreading the virus. While issuing a cautious welcome to the...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council plans to use covid marshals on the night time economy to reduce coronavirus rates in young people.
Read moreDetailsDOCTORS at the Royal Berkshire Hospital have teamed up with the English National Opera (ENO) to help patients suffering from symptoms of long covid. The musical and medical venture has...
Read moreDetailsON MONDAY, June 28, one of the borough’s MPs raised his concerns about whole classes of pupils having to go into self-isolation after a positive covid case. James Sunderland, whose...
Read moreDetailsData from Public Health England revealed in the week leading up to Friday, June 25, areas in Earley had an infection rate of 845.3 per 100,000 people.
Read moreDetailsA vaccination van will be visiting Wokingham borough to make it easier for people to get their coronavirus jabs soon.
Read moreDetailsSurge testing to track the Delta covid variant in Wokingham borough has shown there is no "runaway problem" in the area.
Read moreDetailsAll adults in Wokingham borough can now get a first dose vaccine of the Covid-19 vaccine at a pop up centre at Bulmershe Leisure Centre.
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