From the Chamber: Working to alleviate poverty, protect the arts and tackle the climate emergency in Wokingham borough
As the country falls into a cost-of-living crisis, the council is striving to work in partnership to protect those in ...
Tag: Poverty
Citizens Advice experiencing unprecedented demand for its services
Data, released by the charity, shows a 59% increase in need for its services from July last year and it ...
Council leader warns no place for poverty in Wokingham borough
The leader of Wokingham Borough Council believes that there is no place for poverty in the borough.
School uniform project to help tackle Wokingham poverty
ONE of the borough’s oldest charities has come up with one of its newest schemes – a project to help ...
MP’s anger over rise in child poverty levels
ONE of Wokingham’s four MPs has hit out at data that shows there has been a rise in child poverty ...
1 in 10 Wokingham children live in poverty
A NEW survey suggests that more than one in 10 children living in Wokingham borough are living in poverty – ...
Every little helps as Tesco collects donations for Wokingham Foodbank
SHOPPERS at Tesco stores will this weekend be asked to ensure that every little helps by making donations to local ...
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