IN THE COMMUNITY: Sunrise of Sonning
The latest news from Sunrise of Sonning as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 12, 2020.
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Domestic violence charity continues support during lockdown
Local domestic abuse charity Kaleidoscopic UK has seen demand for its services skyrocket during the second lockdown.
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‘Don’t stop hospital dates’ warns lung cancer patient
A woman who has battled lung cancer for the past four years is featuring in a new campaign for Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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Pastor writes book about divorce to help others
Church leader Keith Saynor has written a book to help people through the process and pains of divorce.
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Elderly urged to stay safe, warm and well
The Royal Voluntary Service is offering a helping hand to the borough's older residents this winter.
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ROZ CROY: Buying something online?
Roz Croy's Good Advice as seen in Wokingham.Today as of November 12, 2020.
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Call for BME volunteers in Covid vaccine study
A call has been put out for Black and minority ethnic volunteers in an effort to advance Reading's coronavirus vaccine.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Sing Healthy Choirs
Organisers of an online concert this Saturday are hoping that it will spread hope and joy.
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Theatre takeaways during lockdown
Norden Farm, in Maidenhead, is offering takeaways from its cafe bar during lockdown.
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Local Covid-19 dashboard offers real time data
A Covid-19 dashboard which allows residents to see real time Covid-19 data is the first of its kind in the UK.
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