The furlough scheme: how has it changed?
Sue Dowling from Blandy & Blandy explains how the furlough scheme is changing.
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House party organisers fined £30,000 after 50 people attend lockdown-eve gathering
POLICE have issued £30,000 of fines after more than 50 people were found at a house party on Wednesday – the night before lockdown started. Thames Valley Police said that...
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Second World War veteran marks 100th birthday
Ron Putt, from Lord Harris Court case home, celebrated his 100th birthday recently.
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Starbucks launches delivery service
This week, Starbucks in Wokingham launched a delivery service with Uber Eats.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Autism Berkshire
The latest news from Autism Berkshire as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 5, 2020.
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Libraries and leisure centres close for lockdown
Wokingham Borough Council has closed its leisure centres and libraries for the four-week lockdown.
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‘I encourage people to use their GP’
Wokingham Borough Council is encouraging people to continue using the GP throughout lockdown.
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Tips to stay open throughout November
re3 recycling centres in Reading and Bracknell are staying open during the second national lockdown.
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Reading Buses to maintain services over coming month
Reading Buses has pledged to maintain its normal services over the coming month.
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Family condemn RBH for ‘failing’ elderly dad who caught Covid-19
A Wokingham family has condemned the Royal Berkshire Hospital for "failing" their eldery father who caught Covid-19 on a ward.
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