Search for Ollie’s pebbles and help raise funds for #Feblueary
A LOCAL charity set up to honour the life of a Wokingham youngster is hoping people will turn blue this month. This month the family of Ollie Young will remember...
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Call for Freemasons to help with the big coronavirus vaccine roll-out
FREEMASONS are being encouraged to roll up their sleeves and support the vaccine rollout. The group, which has a lodge on Reading Road in Wokingham and a base in Sindlesham,...
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Every little helps for Wokingham’s Salvation Army as supermarket supports hot meal initiative
AN INITIATIVE to help bring hot meals to Wokingham’s vulnerable residents has been giving more than a little help from Tesco. Staff at the Finchampstead Road store have continued their...
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Spread some love for the people who have helped through lockdown: teachers, NHS staff, refuse collectors and couriers
A LITTLE bit of love is on the cards this Sunday, thanks to Wokingham Borough Council. To mark Valentine’s Day, it is asking residents to share their stories of people...
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New group aims to make rail travel more accessible
A NEW organisation is providing travel training to make the train more accessible to residents. The North Downs Line Community Rail Partnership (CRP) is working with vulnerable people to help...
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CORONAVIRUS: Play safely in parks urges Wokingham Town Council
IN A BID to keep people safe during the pandemic, a new warning has been issued to Wokingham residents. The town council has launched a new campaign encouraging people to...
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Call for Wokingham borough residents to help covid fight by donating blood plasma
RESIDENTS who have recently recovered from the coronavirus are being asked to lend a hand. NHS Blood and Transport (NHSBT) is urging anybody nearing the 28-day recovery mark to register...
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Wokingham’s covid winter grants for families are ringfenced for food, heating and essentials
WOKINGHAM Borough Council has reiterated that residents must not spend coronavirus grants on school supplies, after an opposition councillor questioned the spending restrictions. Cllr UllaKarin Clark, executive member for children’s...
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Wokingham care home residents celebrate Burns Night with a wee dram
RESIDENTS at a Wokingham care home celebrated Burns Night last month. West Oak care home marked the occasion on a smaller scale than normal, with a dinner of haggis, neeps...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Results for WADE 150 Club draw for February 2021
ON FRIDAY, February 5, WADE held its latest draw in its 150 Club lottery. The draw aims to help replace lost finances as a result of coronavirus cancelling many of...
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