Scrub up! Sewing fairies team up to help kit out NHS workers
“It's people like you and me, working their socks off making scrubs, scrub bags, headbands with buttons on."
Read more“It's people like you and me, working their socks off making scrubs, scrub bags, headbands with buttons on."
Read moreLocal care homes will now be able to call the Hospice’s telephone advice line on 01753 848925 for support and advice if they are concerned about a resident’s health and...
Read moreThe official NHS recruitment service has partnered with the networking website to fill critical vacancies.
Read moreStaff at Berkshire Women’s Aid are concerned because there has been no reassurance that the £750 million will reach their local charity.
Read moreThe Wokingham Community Hub has fed 993 people over the last three weeks and has approximately 500 households on their repeat delivery books.
Read moreThe FiLF will be bringing entertainment to people's homes during lockdown with a mobile truck tour, and are asking for donations to the Wokingham Borough Community Response to Covid-19.
Read moreWOKINGHAM’S Country Parks will remain open, but the cars parks will stay shut despite the government relaxing some of its restrictions. Earlier this week, it was said to be OK...
Read more“I have no idea why they would do it —it’s not smart at the moment to gather in large illegal groups, especially as Covid-19 comes with respiratory problems and the...
Read moreKeith Sutherland — who is being treated for a fractured spine — has now been given a do-not-resuscitate order after testing positive for Covid-19.
Read moreChurches in Earley and Lower Earley have come together to form a community hub to help those most affected by the coronavirus.
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