CORONAVIRUS: Wokingham surgeries to vaccinate borough residents from this weekend
Wokingham Medical Centre will administer the Covid-19 vaccine this weekend.
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Coronavirus: Council leaders pledge support for schools if they delay reopening for health and safety checks
ANY Wokingham borough school that chooses to delay reopening for the new term will be supported by the council. Earlier today, the Wokingham Borough Council leader John Halsall and his...
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Coronavirus: Wokingham borough rate per 100,000 goes over 500 (and higher in Reading, Bracknell and Windsor and Maidenhead), as Prime Minister insists it’s safe to reopen primary schools this week
AS THE Prime Minister says that it is safe to send children back to school this week, the coronavirus rate per 100,000 in Wokingham borough has gone past 500 for...
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NEW TERM: Wokingham Borough Council pledges support to schools as they prepare to reopen
WOKINGHAM Borough Council says that it is working with schools to help them prepare for the new term. In guidance issued just before the new year, executive member for children’s...
Read moreDetailsCoronavirus: Rate per 100,000 rises again in Wokingham as UK records its highest-ever daily total
ALTHOUGH there has been a decrease in the number of positive coronavirus cases reported in Wokingham borough today, the weekly rate per 100,000 has crept up again. Across the country,...
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Another new high for positive coronavirus tests in Wokingham borough as rate per 100,000 jumps again
ANOTHER new high for positive coronavirus tests has been reported in Wokingham borough today, with similar figures reported across the county. The UK reported 53,285 cases and 613 deaths, maintaining...
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: April 2020 – Lockdown life and the mad dash for PPE
LOCKDOWN was the new normal for the country as stay at home became a fact of life. Pupils remained off school and it seemed quite jolly despite the increasing spread...
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Rise in coronavirus cases sees Royal Berkshire Hospital pause non-urgent operations
THE INCREASE in coronavirus cases has meant that the Royal Berkshire Hospital is pausing non-urgent operations for the next fortnight, apart from cancer, urgent care and endoscopy procedures. Only the...
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Another day of record highs for postive coronavirus tests as rate per 100,000 in Wokingham borough shoots up
THE UK has reported another record high for positive coronavirus tests as rates surge across England. And the rate per 100,000 people in Wokingham borough has also reached a new...
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‘Small businesses have had it really bad – some are on their last legs’. Bracknell MP James Sunderland calls on Government to give more support
THE GOVERNMENT needs to do more to support small businesses and the fitness industry, which have both needed to close as a result of the new Tier 4 restrictions. Bracknell...
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