Reading’s covid rates rise as national data reconfigured
Infection rates have been climbing since mid-January, with the weekly rate per 100,000 people now sitting at 1,720.1.
Read moreDetailsInfection rates have been climbing since mid-January, with the weekly rate per 100,000 people now sitting at 1,720.1.
Read moreDetailsNatasha Kelly sleeps on a mattress on her living room floor with her partner, two-year-old and 11-month-old children.
Read moreDetailsAt the start of January, 12 Sue Ryder volunteers collected 383 Christmas trees from people's homes across Reading, Newbury and Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsLyn Craddock and Ritesh Nigam have been added to the Earley mayor's Covid Roll of Honour.
Read moreDetailsThe RBFA is called out to an average of 2,200 Automatic Fire Alarms each year, but it said that 99% of these are false alarms.
Read moreDetailsA NEW football pitch could be on the cards for Earley, but its proposal has prompted a mixed response.
Read moreDetailsShare Wokingham provides free, fresh food to any residents in need of a helping hand ? without requiring a referral.
Read moreDetails▲ POLICE are appealing for witnesses after an Earley house was burgled on Wednesday night. Between 11.30pm and 12.30am on Thursday, men broke into the home on Wokingham Road, armed...
Read moreDetailsThe display is being held in the University Library and runs until Thursday, February 24.
Read moreDetailsHawkedon Primary School is bidding for a cash boost from the Tesco Community Grants initiative.
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