VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Vaccinations are a welcome step – make sure you have yours
THE CORONAVIRUS rate remains high across the borough despite the surge testing campaign. It seems stubbornly stuck around the 90 ...
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Covid rates continue to rise in Wokingham
'Don't assume pandemic has gone away' warns council leader AS COVID rates in Wokingham borough continue to rise, council leader ...
Borough marks day of reflection, one year after entering lockdown
“I would like to send a big thank you again to everybody who has stepped up to the plate and ...
CORONAVIRUS: Workplace testing is key says CBI
WORKPLACE testing is the key to enabling businesses to reopen safely. This is according to the Confederation of British Industry ...
Wokingham Borough Council to consider planting 250,000 trees to achieve Tree Cities of the World status
A COVID-19 memorial wood could be planted in the borough, as part of a plan to achieve Tree Cities of ...
Berkshire coach company awarded for Covid-secure travel solutions
A COACH company which runs in the borough has been awarded for its Covid-secure travel measures. Horseman Coaches has received ...
Buses are Covid safe
A BUS OPERATOR has been declared Good To Go as it strives to be Covid-secure. The news came hours after ...
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