Council secures Covid-19 testing for new care home admissions from hospital
Cllr Charles Margetts, executive member for health wellbeing and adult services at WBC, confirmed that this testing has been in ...
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Council refuse care home admissions unless NHS guarantee Covid-19 testing
The council is refusing to accept any admissions into care homes from NHS patient discharges until Covid-19 testing for each ...
Hospital admissions for drug misuse in borough's youth has risen in the past decade
“We’ve commissioned the SMART Young People’s Service to provide support for children and young people with drugs and alcohol issues."
Coronavirus – Woodley infant school reopens
A WOODLEY infant school has reopened after a staff member came down with coronavirus. Willow Bank Infant School was closed ...
£19.8 million announced to support people with learning disabilities
Over the last four years, support for vulnerable adults has increased due to rising demand.
Link Visiting Scheme receive a helping hand from council
The charity has been supported with new accommodation after their previous office space was no longer available.
Wokingham’s carers offered support and advice from council
CARERS across Wokingham borough may be going without support and respite care. In a bid to remedy the situation, Wokingham ...
Faster broadband promised across borough by 2018
AN EVALUATION into superfast broadband for part of the borough will take place this month, with the aim to install ...
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