Wokingham Today - 2020-11-12

• ‘Lockdown 2.0might not be enough’
• Charlie ready to take on the hit parade
• Council objects to planning plan
• Elderly urged to stay safe, warmandwel­l
• Borough pays its respects – from a distance
• ‘Vaccine news is good, but keep to the rules’
• NHS services draw up plans to cope with winter
• £30,000 fines for Covid breach
• Call for BAME volunteers
• Abuse support
• ‘Don’t stop hospital dates’ warns lung cancer patient
• Roasted theway you like it
• One Front Door helps 280 residents during first week
• Vegan markets on hold, but organiser says they’re Covid safe
• Dolphin School pupils mark Black History Month
• Bluebird up for award for fifth year in a row
• Berkshire resilient against virus
• MP joins call to end ‘war on motorists’
• Why Complete Childcarew­ants happy children – and parents
• Council to convert M&S into gym, shops and offices
• Police to stream service of remembranc­e
• Wellbeing railway boost
• Country show organisers forced to find new home
• Call to join festive lights trail
• Pastorwrit­es book about divorce to help others
• Make it a happy Christmas by helping The Giving Tree
• Ray of hope in a dark winter
• Citizens assemble
• Fares fair?
• The good, the bad and the ugly
• Honest motherhood Nailing it
• Celebrate young people
• Forget couch ran 100k in the space
• Lockdown: The sequel
• You are what you eat
• ‘Oh, Barbara!’
• Dinton’s beauty helps Francesca win big
• Put your best foot forward forwalkies
• FROMTHECOU­RTS Cases heard in Reading and Slough Magistrate­s Court in recent weeks
• Ex-teacher jailed for assaults
• Parties welcome funding for holiday school dinners
• New First Days collection points
• Mayor impressed with new Gorse Ride developmen­t
• New cycleway complete
• Alcohol and mental health focus
• Pudsey’s help forMe2
• Donation kits out wraparound care
• New service will connect apprentice­s with workplaces
• As Sarah says, it’s good to talk
• Sing Healthy Choirs
• Sunrise of Sonning
• Buying something online?
• Easthampst­ead Rotary
• Rotary and Inner Wheel Clubs of Reading Maiden Erlegh Volunteeri­ng at Camp Mohawk
• Debbie to bring some festive cheer with panto
• Those good folks at home
• National Trust open for bookings
• How to start a zero waste lifestyle
• Some winter warmer cocktails to brighten your nights
• Bit.ly/wokingham lovesmusic
• RAMS WILL BE UP FOR THE CUP SAYS REYNOLDS
• FROM THE MIDDLE With Dick Sawdon-Smith ‘I played the ball ref’
• CLUB’S SEARCH FOR NEW RECRUITS
• ROYALS FALL TO FIRST HOME DEFEAT
• CHAMBERS: ‘POOR FINISHING COST US VICTORY’
• ROYALS THUMPED AGAIN BUT REMAIN TOP
• FROM THE TILEHURST END

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