EMMBROOK 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...
Read moreDetailsStudents and staff at the University of Reading are now eligible for rapid coronavirus tests before the winter holidays.
Read moreDetailsLibraries and leisure centres across Wokingham borough have reopened following lockdown.
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough has been placed in Tier 2 for the next phase of the pandemic, but what are the rules?
Read moreDetailsResearch has revealed that Chinese students have been discriminated against during the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsAccording to allplants, more than 60% of diners in the South East believe meat in a roast dinner could become a thing of the past.
Read moreDetailsStudents from Waingels College in Woodley celebrate the planting of crocus bulbs, which will flower in the spring.
Read moreDetailsThe Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice has launched its second appeal as funds continue to decline this year.
Read moreDetailsChrispen Gumbs has joined All Saints Church as a priest in training.
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