Boris Johnson announces tighter restrictions as Covid-19 infection rate rises
Under new rules, people must now work from home, but health, education, construction and essential public services are encouraged to keep going to work.
Read moreDetailsUnder new rules, people must now work from home, but health, education, construction and essential public services are encouraged to keep going to work.
Read moreDetailsAndy Cauchie from Whitley Wood has released his first-ever children's book — and it's all about nature.
Read moreDetailsIT’S ONE of the biggest days in Wokingham’s calendar, but it’s also another casualty of the pandemic. This year’s Reading Toy Run is being replaced with a toy dump instead....
Read moreDetails“WE ARE preparing for the worst, and hoping for the best.” That’s the message from the executive member for health and wellbeing on Wokingham Borough Council, Cllr Charles Margetts. He...
Read moreDetailsTHE GOVERNMENT’S new plan for adult social care this winter must receive regular funding reviews. That’s the view of the Local Government Association’s community wellbeing board chairman, Cllr Ian Hudspeth. ...
Read moreDetailsMatt Vaughan made a career switch from TV and radio personality to coffee guru after a simple Tik Tok video.
Read moreDetailsTHEY’VE been a familiar site in Wokingham’s town centre this summer, but not for much longer – red and white barriers will be removed from parts of Broad Street this...
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough council is still waiting for guidance on the Covid Marshal scheme.
Read moreDetailsThe Hart family are planning to open speciality coffee shop H'Artisan in Wargrave this November.
Read moreDetailsCOVID-19 continues to be a problem for Wokingham borough and the council leader warned that there is no short-term fix to battling the virus. Cllr John Halsall told a virtual...
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