‘We need mass covid jab sites now’ says Wokingham health leader
"We need the service now. There are not enough pharmacies or GPs offering booster jabs," said Cllr Charles Margetts, from the borough council.
Read moreDetails"We need the service now. There are not enough pharmacies or GPs offering booster jabs," said Cllr Charles Margetts, from the borough council.
Read moreDetailsThe Broad Street Walk facility is moving to Winnersh, in a bid to increase floorspace and help more residents.
Read moreDetailsA thousand bikers will pay tribute to Ben Spiller this Sunday when they take part in the annual Reading Toy Run this Sunday
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham-based charity ran the event last month, as part of anti-bullying week.
Read moreDetailsTHERE?S a new director of public health starting today.
Read moreDetailsWith the national rate of infection reaching 440.3 per 100,000 people, the Government has made face masks mandatory in shops and on public transport.
Read moreDetailsHome-grown Jerusalem artichokes have just arrived on our shelves for a short but sweet window over winter.
Read moreDetailsCLASP is a local charity supporting adults with learning disabilities to speak up for themselves, so they can lead independent lives
Read moreDetailsPrizewinners at Easthampstead Rotarians' Bracknell Together Walk 2021 received their financial rewards at the Club's recent meeting
Read moreDetailsChurches need to question their current response to transport poverty, affordable rural housing, and hidden poverty.
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