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Council leader thanks charities for supporting town through Covid

Healthwatch Reading was one of the organisations praised for helping vulnerable people during lockdown.

Volunteers needed to help find Covid vaccine

You can sign up to an NHS registery now and change your mind later it the study's not for you.

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Royal Berks wants your views on redevelopment

An online survey has been launched to help the hospital decide its future after 181 years on its main site on Craven and London roads.

Enter and View of Emmer Green Surgery

Healthwatch Reading visited the surgery on 7 February and 11 February 2020 (before the outbreak of Covid-19).

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Older people to get dedicated area in A&E

Certain patients will be offered a space that is quieter and has dedicated staff to help meet their needs.

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Your guide to using local health and care services as lockdown eases

Find out what's open, where you can visit and what you might have to do differently.

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Update on the local impact of Covid-19

Around 200 people have tested positive for coronavirus in the past month in Reading but thankfully there have been no associated deaths, according to latest figures.

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Last chance to have your say in our survey

Share your stories, suggestions and messages of thanks to NHS and social care services in our Covid-19 Experience Survey.

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Royal Berkshire Hospital seeks views on website

Have your say to shape the hospital's online information.

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More people to be eligible for free flu jabs

Healthy people aged 50 and over and year 7 school children will be among the expanded group offered flu jabs to prevent illness and pressure on the NHS.

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PM tells nation: 'Lose weight & get on your bike'

Bike repair vouchers are up for grabs along with new apps to help people slim down, under a major public health drive launched by prime minister Boris Johnson.

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Patients back merger of two GP surgeries

Healthwatch Reading successfully argued for the plans to only get the green light once patients had had a chance to discuss the plans.

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