20-year-old pleads guilty to stealing bikes from Wokingham
A 20-YEAR-OLD man has pleaded guilty to stealing bikes in Wokingham
Tag: bike
Female-run bike workshop sets up in Twyford studio
With 22 years riding experience under her helmet, Ms Green launched Bia four years ago in the hope of helping ...
NHS Midwife has bicycle stolen while doing a food shop at Sainsbury's
Milie Hurst had left her bike outside the shop with her husband and father when it was stolen at approximately ...
Independent motorbike shop to hold season launch party
Rideworx — who opened their Reading Road shop last month — will be holding a bike night on Friday, March ...
Gardener who tried to hand in abandoned bike shocked after being turned away by Police
Joseph Bell — who was doing some gardening work for a client in Earley — found a bicycle which had ...
CCTV released after CUBE bike stolen from outside supermarket
A BIKE worth at least £600 has been stolen from outside a supermarket in Lower Earley last week and now ...
Cyclist who trained in Wokingham takes part in TV race
A CYCLIST who used Wokingham to train is down to the final two in an epic race that pits wheels ...
Cyclist in road crash: my helmet saved my life
“I WOULD have died instantly without my helmet,” said a cyclist hit by a car last week. Chris Luff, who ...
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