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Parents praise for school’s online learning switch
Hurst's Dolphin School has been praised for its quick switch to online learning.
TAKE OUT TO HELP OUT: Order a takeaway and help keep the economy going
Wokingham.Today is launching Take Out To Help Out, to encourage readers to support local traders this lockdown.
CORONAVIRUS: Berkshire’s only children’s hospice staying open during lockdown
Alexander Devine Children's Hospice Service has confirmed it is staying open during lockdown.
Corporate insolvency rate halves but don’t be fooled, says trade body
Corporate insolvencies are 50% lower than this time last year, but R3 says they do not reflect the state of ...
RISING: Coronavirus cases per 100,000 in Wokingham borough increase, making Tier 1 review unlikely
CONFIRMED coronavirus cases across Berkshire are increasing, making it unlikely that Wokingham borough will be moved from Tier 2 to ...
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