Wokingham Foodbank hunts for second premises
Wokingham Foodbank is looking for a second home to permanently expand its operations following the coronavirus pandemic.
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Wokingham Borough Council leader warns poverty stats are not accurate
The leader of the borough council says he does not believe reports that one-in-six children live in poverty in the ...
‘Poverty recognised in scrutiny meeting’
Wokingham Liberal Democrats have said they are glad to see the council recognising the pressures of poverty in the borough.
Call for council to help with free meal vouchers for families
Political party leaders across the borough are calling for the council to offer free school meal vouchers during the holidays.
Share Wokingham: It’s about spreading human kindness
“People don’t have to justify why they come to us, nobody is judging them. That’s why we don’t ask for ...
How Wokingham’s Grub Club is fighting poverty with meals
Wokingham’s first-ever Grub Club launched last week to help low-income families over the expensive summer holidays. Hosted by Norreys Church ...
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