NHS needs blood donors to keep regular donations as normal
“Donations have dropped though our stock levels are currently still good because hospitals are cancelling routine operations."
Read more“Donations have dropped though our stock levels are currently still good because hospitals are cancelling routine operations."
Read moreThames Valley Police’s Chief Constable, John Campbell warned that if the public do not follow advice to stay home, they will use new policing powers to safeguard the community.
Read moreDespite Winnersh councillors contacting the chairman of BT asking them to move the mast to an alternative site, the plan has been approved by the Borough Council.
Read more“It was mayhem, full-blown panic stations. The atmosphere was crazy. The Peruvian Prime Minister announced the lockdown at 8pm, with quarantine starting from 8am the next day."
Read more“We have been working tirelessly with our partners and key stakeholders to confirm the new date and want to thank all involved for their continued support, positivity and solidarity."
Read moreThe Hospice are taking all reasonable steps to protect the well-being and safety of those using their services, as well as staff and volunteers.
Read moreSHINE members will also be unable to use Places Leisure gyms and swimming pools, as these have been advised by the Government to shut indefinitely in a bid to halt...
Read moreAmanda McLean, Thames Valley Air Ambulance chief executive, said: “I am delighted with the CQC report and incredibly proud of the fabulous team that delivers this vital service across Berkshire,...
Read moreCllr Rachelle Shepherd-DuBey said the council should be setting a high threshold for developers when it came to affordable housing and combating the climate emergency.
Read moreIntersurgical — who produce respiratory care devices — are looking to hire warehouse operatives and production operatives to help meet demand from the NHS.
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