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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Opticians to stay open during lockdown
Specsavers has confirmed that its stores will be staying open during national lockdown.
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‘It’s a case of executing our plans and getting on with it’
According to Cllr Charles Margetts, Wokingham Borough Council has been planning for a lockdown for weeks.
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LOCKDOWN 2: Sir John votes against, Theresa May abstains and Matt Rodda calls for action over Test and Trace
A NEW England-wide four-week lockdown will become law from midnight tonight after Parliament approved it this afternoon – however Wokingham MP Sir John Redwood was one of 38 who voted against...
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Council granted power to close businesses not following with regulations
Local councils have been granted the power to close businesses failing to follow Covid-secure measures.
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Help others with Covid-19 blood plasma donation
Those who have Covid-19 are being urged to sign up to a new blood plasma donation centre, opening in Reading shortly.
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VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: We’re thinking of our community
Voice of Wokingham as seen in Wokingham Today of October 29, 2020.
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Bernice’s award honours her care during Covid
Bernice Bore, a lead nurse at Royal Berkshire Hospital, has been awarded for Making a Difference.
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