With A Little Help From My Friends: Rock Choir to launch daily 3pm online singalong
THE OLD song Whistle While You Work once helped the dwarves get through their day, but with self-isolation in place ...
THE OLD song Whistle While You Work once helped the dwarves get through their day, but with self-isolation in place ...
TO GET HELP: Call 0300 330 1189 TO HELP OTHERS: Call 0118 977 0749 Citizens Advice are encouraging people not ...
Wokingham Foodbank is currently in urgent need of several specific donations. Items include fruit squash, long life milk, cleaning products, ...
BBC Radio Berkshire will have a new schedule tomorrow as the broadcasting corporation reacts to the ongoing coronavirus crisis. Changes ...
WOKINGHAM markets will continue for the time being. Run by Wokingham Town Council, the events take place in Market Place, ...
YESTERDAY saw the highest number of daily confirmed cases of the coronavirus – and also a rise in the number ...
JOHN LEWIS stores, including Reading’s Heelas, are to close to allow the company’s workforce to help out in sister chain ...
BARKHAM RIDE is currently closed due to a fallen tree. The incident happened this afternoon close to Rooks Nest Wood ...
COMMUTERS using South Western Railway services are being warned that a reduced timetable will be in place from Monday, as ...
AS COMMUTER numbers plummet due to the coronavirus crisis, railway companies have agreed with the government to start implementing a ...
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