Two taken to hospital following crash near Three Mile Cross this morning
TWO people have been taken to hospital following a crash involving a car and a bus near Three Mile Cross ...
Tag: Accident
At last! Signs to be installed on A329M … but there will be road closures
Parts of two motorways and their slip roads on the A329M and the M4 will be closed this week and next ...
River Denmark Street? Not any more!
A PIPE that burst, causing a torrent of water down a town centre street, has been repaired. South East Water’s ...
Family pay tribute to woman who died in accident
The family of a woman who died after a collision with a lorry in Wokingham have paid tribute to a ...
Police appeal for witnesses to Thursday’s fatal collision
POLICE have launched an investigation following last Thursday’s road traffic accident in Wokingham town centre and are appealing for witnesses ...
Woman in her sixties dies following collision in Wokingham town centre yesterday
A WOMAN in her sixties has died following a collision with a lorry in Wokingham town centre yesterday afternoon. Thames ...
Updated: Man and woman injured following two-car collision in Woodley
A man and a woman are being treated for non-life threatening injuries following a collision in Woodley this afternoon. South ...
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