Wokingham Foodbank sees 83% increase in demand
Wokingham Foodbank revealed that it provided 1,768 emergency food parcels between April and September of this year. And 741 of these went to children.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Foodbank revealed that it provided 1,768 emergency food parcels between April and September of this year. And 741 of these went to children.
Read moreDetailsThe Twyford and District Round Table held a special formal dinner at Hennerton Golf Club, Wargrave, on Saturday, November 13.
Read moreDetailsGMB, and NHS staff union, has issued notices to NHS Property Services for five days of strike action from Monday, November 29.
Read moreDetailsChurches need to question their current response to transport poverty, affordable rural housing, and hidden poverty.
Read moreDetailsSophie was shocked to discover around eighty-five per cent of all clothes bought in Britain ended up in landfill after they wore out.
Read moreDetailsThe Christmas Presence shop has been created to provide gifts and festive food items for households that are financially struggling.
Read moreDetailsThe number of the waiting list has climbed from six people waiting more than six weeks in February 2020, to 183 in September this year.
Read moreDetailsA SNOW warning has been issued for Wokingham by the Met Office ? we could be waking up to the white stuff tomorrow morning.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM TOWN Council is now under Liberal Democrat control after the party won a by-election
Read moreDetailsThe leader of Wokingham Town Council says that the Lib Dems winning control of it could be a sign of things to come in the borough
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