A WARNING has been issued over cybercriminals targeting households during the coronavirus pandemic. Wokingham Borough Council says people are being contacted by the scammers offering people fictitious medical supplies. They...
Read moreDetailsAt the moment it seems to be quite hard to remember life Before. Life before lockdown in my own home. Life before the weekly Zoom quizzes with friends and family. ...
Read moreDetailsTHE CORONAVIRUS will have an impact on future housing plans in Wokingham borough – and the new Draft Local Plan. Before the lockdown was announced, the council had been canvassing...
Read moreDetailsBy James Sunderland When I submitted my previous article for The Wokingham Paper in March, no-one could possibly have foreseen the full extent of what would unfold since then. Coronavirus...
Read moreDetailsIT’S THE problem of the lockdown – what do you do if you need to make a video call but your home decor is, well, more shabby than shabby chic?...
Read moreDetailsSPARE items of PPE has been donated to careworkers, thanks to South Western Railway. The kit comes from South Western Railway, following a request by the local resilience forum, which...
Read moreDetails"Our latest data shows that many businesses face a cliff-edge scenario, either at the end of this month or over the course of the next quarter."
Read moreDetailsThe official NHS recruitment service has partnered with the networking website to fill critical vacancies.
Read moreDetailsAFTER an elderly Wokingham man had his bank account raided, Thames Valley Police have released an image of a woman they believe could help their investigation. The incident took place...
Read moreDetails“We have also made a number of arrests which have led to people being jailed for breaching coronavirus restrictions or coughing at officers or members of the public."
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