COVID-19: Focus on vaccine booster as virus fight enters new stage
Professor Ben Cowling, Wokingham's World Health Organisation disease expert is working against Covid-19.
Tag: Covid-19 testing
CORONAVIRUS: Wokingham Lib Dems welcome covid enquiry
The leader of the Wokingham Liberal Democrat group has welcomed an inquiry into the handling of the pandemic.
Covid-19 testing: Wokingham Borough Council to launch mobile test units for events
Wokingham Borough Council is launching mobile Covid-19 testing vans to support community events.
Test and trace service fails to reach a quarter of positive cases
"One in four positive people can’t be contacted – this is surprising and worrying – these people need to provide ...
Covid-19 mobile testing unit set up at Madejski Stadium
A Covid-19 mobile testing unit will be set up this week at Reading Football club's home at the Madejski Stadium.
Covid-19 mobile testing unit in Bracknell this week for pre-booked appointments
The temporary mobile testing unit will be set up in Easthampstead House car park today until Wednesday, May 6, running ...
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 ...
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