Vehicle on fire on A329m
FIRE CREWS attended a vehicle fire on the A329m on Saturday night.
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Van fire in Jennett’s Park
FIRE CREWS extinguished a van ablaze in Jennett's Park last week.
M4 closed westbound between junctions 12-13 following collision
Thames Valley Police has said that part of the M4 has been closed while they deal with a collision involving ...
Approval set for Winnersh site
Plans for up to 28 homes on an already congested road are set to be given approval by Wokingham District ...
Town in running for unwanted award
Wokingham is in the running to be crowned 'the most depressing town in Britain'.
Call for utility firms to be fined for overrunning roadworks after Crowthorne chaos
Chaos caused by road closures has led to calls for companies to face bigger fines for overrunning roadworks, and for ...
Businesses fined £14.3m for data misuse
The Information Commissioner's Office ordered 18 businesses to pay millions for misusing data.
Electronic recycling company sees turnover boost
The Berkshire company is investing heavily in infrastructure, vans, people and a cloud-based management portal.
Loose chippings left on road swept up, thanks to Wokingham Today
LOOSE chippings left in a Woodley road have been swept up - well, a little - thanks to Wokingham Today.
Car trapped in floodwater on Mill Lane in Sindlesham
A CAR attempted to drive through flood waters in Sindlesham got trapped and needed to be rescued by members of ...
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