Body found in Rainbow Park in Winnersh
POLICE were called out to Rainbow Park in Winnersh on the afternoon of Thursday, January 25 after the body of ...
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Woodley man lost control of car after drinking, inquest hears
A MAN from Woodley died after he lost control of his car while two-and-a-half-times over the drink drive limit, an ...
Coroner calls for changes after woman dies of ‘missed’ aneurysm
A WOMAN from Wokingham died after doctors missed a large aneurysm in her abdomen. Violet Livene Nelson, 80, who was ...
Thames Valley Police apologise after destroying note left by father
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Lower Earley woman intentionally took her own life
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A FORMER Bulmershe student who died after being struck by a lorry in Reading earlier this year was not unlawfully ...
Popular window cleaner took his own life at station
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