Keep wearing masks – covid has not gone away urges Wokingham council leader
THE end of covid restrictions seems to be working, but council leader John Halsall is urging Wokingham residents to think ...
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COVID-19: Earley school headteacher masks up and smiles
The headteacher of an Earley school is wearing facemasks with clear panels to keep students smiling.
Berkshire health officials warn not to use face masks for babies and toddlers
“We are very concerned about the sale of masks for babies and want to alert parents and carers to the ...
Not all heroes wear masks… some make them!
An Earley resident is on a mission to supply the community with face masks. 8,000 masks later and she shows ...
Masks to be made available for London commuters
COMMUTERS who work in London will be able to collect free face masks from tube and bus stations next week. ...
Artificial sweetener used to test face mask protection for hospital staff
If the wearer has a sweet smell or taste, this warns them that the mask is unsuitable and will not ...
How to stay safe on public transport
AS THE nation starts the process of getting back to work, the Government has published new guidelines for using public ...
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