Earley-based pharmaceutical company’s initial vaccine trials show ‘positive optimism’
Sanofi, based in Earley, says its initial coronavirus vaccine trials are looking "positive".
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Student pushes online mental health support
Students at the University of Reading are supporting young people with their mental health during the second lockdown.
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Giving unpaid carers a voice during the pandemic
This week's column from Healthwatch Wokingham as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 19, 2020.
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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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Residents invited to Covid analysis study
Residents are being invited to help monitor the spread and impact of coronavirus.
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Wokingham MPs speak out against any lockdown 3.0 and call for a very relaxed Christmas
AS THE Government prepares to announce its plans for the end of the current lockdown period, two of the borough's four MPs have expressed concerns at future restrictions. It is...
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Moonshoot testing on the horizon for Wokingham borough
Wokingham borough will soon have access to new quick-result Covid tests.
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Biggest care home outbreak now under control says health leader
The coronavirus outbreak at Shinfield View Care Home is now under control, says Cllr Charles Margetts.
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Ring 111 first says new plan to shake up national medical help
Residents in need of urgent medical must now call NHS 111 before going to the Emergency Department.
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Coronavirus cases in Wokingham continue to rise
The latest coronavirus statistics for Wokingham borough, as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 19, 2020.
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