A fruit and vegetable wholesaler has joined forces with a produce-growing charity to feed the homeless and vulnerable this winter. Lower Earley-based C.A Belcher & Son and Winnersh-based Freely Fruity...
Read moreDetailsTHE HIGHEST daily number of positive tests for coronavirus has been recorded in Wokingham borough, bringing the total number of cases past the 4,000 mark and another rise in the...
Read moreDetailsMore than 2,500 people in Berkshire have taken part in Covid-19 research studies this year.
Read moreDetailsANOTHER 80 positive cases of coronavirus were recorded in Wokingham borough today, as the UK recorded its highest daily total since the pandemic began. In England and Wales, there were...
Read moreDetailsThe number of Wokingham borough residents who have tested positive for coronavirus has increased over the festive season. The rise has been mirrored across Berkshire, which was placed into a...
Read moreDetailsBusinesses forced to close due to Covid-19 regulations, people unable to work because of self-isolation and wet pubs are eligible.
Read moreDetailsThe rate per 100,000 people is now 324.9 – up from 308 yesterday. And there were 125 positive cases recorded in Wokingham borough today.
Read moreDetailsA CHRISTMAS draw has raised nearly £10,000 for good causes across Berkshire - and given a festive bonus to 17 homes. The third annual Community Christmas Draw was held virtually...
Read moreDetailsAccording to Foodhub, almost half of the UK plans to order a takeaway on Christmas Day.
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough could be in Tier 4 for more than a month, says Wokingham Borough Council health leader.
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