Police warn against mass protest in Woodley park
“The Government has been clear that they do not want large gatherings of people in public places as this poses a significant risk of transmission."
Read moreDetails“The Government has been clear that they do not want large gatherings of people in public places as this poses a significant risk of transmission."
Read moreDetails"Plans to re-open schools and early years settings must focus on reassuring parents that it will be safe for children to return to school."
Read moreDetailsMegan Davies was painted by an artist who wanted to pay tribute to those on the frontline of the coronavirus crisis during lockdown.
Read moreDetailsIf the wearer has a sweet smell or taste, this warns them that the mask is unsuitable and will not provide proper protection against infection from the coronavirus.
Read moreDetailsCllr Charles Margetts, executive member for health wellbeing and adult services at WBC, confirmed that this testing has been in place for a week, and the council is now happy...
Read moreDetailsBut before anyone can visit, they will need to book their visiting slot via the re3 website. And this will be available from 10am on Friday, May 15.
Read moreDetailsA SPENCERS WOOD-based personal trainer is offering free online fitness classes everyday in lockdown. Anna Cousins streams her short workouts through Facebook to people all over the world stuck inside...
Read moreDetailsLamb breast is delicious partly due to its high fat content and this dish is very rich due to that. You could skim the fat off as it melts and...
Read moreDetails“If you don’t need to travel by rail or Tube, then don’t - and if you do need to, give yourself plenty of time."
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM In Need has been busy in bringing a lovely band of volunteers together to help The Royal Berkshire Hospital at this difficult time. More than 75 scrub uniform bags...
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