Barkham Ride closed after bus stuck under fallen tree
BARKHAM RIDE is currently closed due to a fallen tree. The incident happened this afternoon close to Rooks Nest Wood nature reserve, and a bus is stuck underneath the tree. ...
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BARKHAM RIDE is currently closed due to a fallen tree. The incident happened this afternoon close to Rooks Nest Wood nature reserve, and a bus is stuck underneath the tree. ...
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