Kenneth Bowley BOWLEY Kenneth Passed away peacefully at the Royal Berkshire Hospital on 20th February 2021, aged 85. He was a devoted Husband, much loved Father and Grandfather. He will be deeply missed by all his family and friends. There will be a private funeral service on Monday 15th March at 10:45am. To view a live webcast of the service please visit www.abwalker.co.uk All enquiries AB Walker 0118 957 3650
Eileen Smith (Nee Squire) SMITH (née Squire) Eileen Formerly of Caversham Park Village. Passed peacefully away on Thursday 18 February 2021, aged 78 years, at Sunrise of Sonning Care Home. Widow of the late Eric Smith. She will be sadly missed by both family and friends . The Funeral Service will be held in the South Chapel, Reading Crematorium on Tuesday 9th March. Due to the current situation, only immediate family and nominated friends are able to attend. If you would like to watch the service online, please contact Miles & Daughters Funeral Directors for informatio
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Jabs for vulnerable under-65s
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ADULTS in the Henley area under the age of 65 who are vulnerable due to a medical condition are now being offered a coronavirus vaccination.
Those between 65 and 70 are also being called up for the first of their two jabs, which are administered up to 12 weeks apart, as most aged over 70 have had theirs.
The former will attend their GP surgeries while the over-65s will be asked to visit clinics at the Kassam Stadium in Oxford as part of a national programme.
Those considered vulnerable include people with blood cancer, diseases of the heart, liver or kidneys, diabetes, immune or neurological conditions, chronic illness, obesity or severe mental illness or learning disabilities.
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image captionMourners threw roses as the cortege made its way through Emmer Green
Hundreds of people have turned out for the funeral of a 13-year-old boy who was stabbed to death.
Oliver Stephens, known as Olly, died from his injuries on 3 January after being stabbed in Emmer Green in Reading.
Mourners threw roses as the funeral cortege made its way through Emmer Green past Olly s old schools and St Barnabas Church.
A service has taken place at Reading Crematorium.
Speaking during the service Stuart Stephens, Olly s father, said it was the stuff of nightmares when a knock on the door shattered our lives .
Case numbers down again
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CORONAVIRUS cases in South Oxfordshire have declined for the fifth week in a row. Laboratory or lateral flow device tests have confirmed 237 new cases of covid-19 within the past seven days compared with 348 cases the week before and a peak of 713 cases in the first week of the year.
The infection rate is also down from last week’s figure of 245 cases per 100,000 of the population to 166. The total number of reported cases since the start of the outbreak is now 5,165. A total of 151 people in the district have died within 28 days of a positive coronavirus diagnosis, up from last week’s tally of 133.
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