Council refuse care home admissions unless NHS guarantee Covid-19 testing
The council is refusing to accept any admissions into care homes from NHS patient discharges until Covid-19 testing for each ...
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Wargrave community organise volunteers to help each street across village
“The strength of this really is in everyone doing their thing. It started as a Whatsapp group of volunteers but ...
Rotary teams up with farm shop to help vulnerable get food supplies
Members of the Rotary Club of Maiden Erlegh have teamed up with a local farm shop to get packages to ...
Calls to local abuse helplines rise as strain of self-isolation shows
Berkshire Women’s Aid says it has received a week’s worth of calls in one day from people seeking help with ...
Community calls on volunteers to help with food parcels and prescriptions
"We’re helping people with quite serious needs to get their medication. We’re processing all the requests coming through to us ...
Wokingham Food Bank appeals for tinned donations
Items needed include long-life milk, pasta sauce, hot meals such as tinned curry and tinned meatballs, hot dogs and breakfast ...
Mum and her four children fleeing domestic abuse say they have been let down by the council over housing issues
The family claimed Wokingham Borough Council told them that the house they would move into would be entirely empty, without ...
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