Covid night marshals to patrol Wokingham to reduce rates in younger people
Wokingham Borough Council plans to use covid marshals on the night time economy to reduce coronavirus rates in young people.
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Covid rates continue to rise in Wokingham
'Don't assume pandemic has gone away' warns council leader AS COVID rates in Wokingham borough continue to rise, council leader ...
COVID-19: Schools to reopen and one-on-one socialising allowed in two weeks time
This afternoon, Boris Johnson told the House of Commons he wanted schoolchildren to return to their classrooms on Monday, March ...
Wokingham’s covid winter grants for families are ringfenced for food, heating and essentials
WOKINGHAM Borough Council has reiterated that residents must not spend coronavirus grants on school supplies, after an opposition councillor questioned ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: A glimmer of hope in fight against virus
IT FEELS like a long time since there has been good news relating to the wretched coronavirus. Since November, we ...
Walkthrough Covid-19 test centre opens tomorrow at University of Reading
Located in The Great Hall, the new site is accessible without a car and everyone must follow public health measures.
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