Police investigating incident outside Woodley medical practice
THE air ambulance was called to Woodley following a collision outside a GP surgery this evening. The incident took place outside The Loddon Vale ...
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Man dies following collision in Woodley this afternoon
AN 82-year-old man has died following a two-car collision in Woodley this afternoon. At around 1.40pm a grey Toyota Corolla ...
Man in life-threatening condition following medical episode in Wokingham
A MAN has been rushed to hospital after suffering a medical episode in Wokingham this morning. An ambulance officer, a ...
Woman airlifted to hospital following three-car collision in Warfield
A WOMAN had to be airlifted to hospital on Wednesday night for treatment to injuries suffered during a three-car collision ...
Man airlifted to hospital with serious injuries following Arborfield crash
A MAN is being treated in hospital for serious injuries following a crash in Arborfield this morning (Tuesday). The man ...
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 ...
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