RELATIVES will find it easier to visit care homes if a proposal is approved by Wokingham Borough Council on Thursday evening. An extraordinary meeting of the ruling executive on December...
Read moreDetailsCONFIRMED coronavirus cases across Berkshire are increasing, making it unlikely that Wokingham borough will be moved from Tier 2 to Tier 1 restrictions when they are reviewed this week
Read moreDetailsThe Earl of Wessex visited scientists working on coronavirus-based research last Friday.
Read moreDetailsCllr Charles Margetts, executive member for health at the borough council revealed the first dosage was given yesterday to care home staff across Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsIt comes as a member of the catering staff testing positive for Covid-19 last week, causing the majority of the senior leadership team and a high number of our teachers...
Read moreDetailsWokingham's very own Willy Wonka factory is looking for four chocolate tasters to join the team.
Read moreDetails"It is a crucial step in making it as safe as possible for people, especially as we come out of lockdown and the night-time economy picks up in the run-up...
Read moreDetailsA fairer future is vital to overcoming the coronavirus pandemic, says the CBI.
Read moreDetailsEMMBROOK School is to close on Monday and Tuesday due to the coronavirus pandemic. The secondary school contacted parents on Saturday evening to inform them of the planned 48-hour shutdown...
Read moreDetailsSCIENTISTS working on coronavirus-based research had a royal visitor. Prince Edward, The Earl of Wessex, paid a socially-distanced visit to the University of Reading’s Health and Life Science Building. He...
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