The cost of social care
From the chamber with Cllr David Hare Cllr David Hare For many years people have been angry at the fact ...
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‘Reward our care staff,’ says Care England
Care England is asking the government to reward our care staff in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Soon we can all say thank you to our social workers
Next month, a live virtual event will be celebrating the borough's social workers.
More than 22% of Covid-19 deaths across Berkshire are in care homes
Yesterday, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) published the latest data which shows that up until Friday, April 24, 64 ...
Virus tests needed for care homes across borough
As the coronavirus spreads across the UK, care homes have been left in crisis. Testing is at difficult to reach ...
Crowdfunding soup event presents £400 to grief support charity
Crowdfunding event raises £400 to help local charity, Grief and a Cuppa take their work 'on the road'.
A Wokingham employee was recognised as a ‘Rising Star’ in social care and met Caroline Dinenage MP
A Wokingham social care employee has received recognition for her commitment and ‘can do attitude’, as she has been chosen ...
£19 million of cuts: council invites you to have your say
Council facing new round of austerity 150 jobs to be axed Review of bin collection service Lollipop patrols could be sponsored ...
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