No eyesight testing: M4 to close this weekend for smart motorway works
ANYONE hoping to test their eyesight by going for a quick drive on the motorway will instead have to follow ...
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR: March 2020 – The week of uncertainty that changed everything
THE CASE at Willow Bank Infants School set the tone for March. Although there had only been 85 cases confirmed ...
The wonder of a woodland garden
How to transform your outdoor space into a woodland oasis.
READERS’ POETRY: Not again
Readers' Poetry as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 19, 2020.
Domestic violence charity continues support during lockdown
Local domestic abuse charity Kaleidoscopic UK has seen demand for its services skyrocket during the second lockdown.
‘Lockdown 2.0 might not be enough’
Professor Ben Cowling, from the World Health Organisation, says the second lockdown may not be enough.
Libraries and leisure centres close for lockdown
Wokingham Borough Council has closed its leisure centres and libraries for the four-week lockdown.
READERS’ POETRY: Three of a Kind…
Readers' Poetry as seen in Wokingham.Today of October 22, 2020.
Life in lockdown: University students face new world of study
A former local student is now studying at Swansea University - the city just went under lockdown.
A Lockdown prayer
My weight’s gone up, my hair’s grown down during the weeks of this lockdown.The rules lockdown have seen imposed means ...
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