Still here for you: Charities reaffirm their pledge of support during lockdown
Wokingham's charities reaffirm their support as England enters a third national lockdown.
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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 ...
TIER 4: Call to delay reopening of Wokingham’s secondary schools following coronavirus surge
SERIOUS consideration should be given to delaying the return of secondary schools in the new year. That’s the view of ...
Call for residents to support independent traders in lockdown
As Wokingham borough enters a second lockdown, shop owners are calling on residents to shop local and support small businesses.
Libraries and leisure centres close for lockdown
Wokingham Borough Council has closed its leisure centres and libraries for the four-week 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 ...
NELLIE WILLIAMS: An A-Z of the lockdown
It has been interesting reading how people are coping with Lockdown. At the beginning I had grand plans to do ...
Library usage booming: Wokingham launches online sign-ups to let people keep reading
USAGE in libraries has been booming during the coronavirus pandemic – despite them having shut their doors to the public. ...
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