Police presence remains at site of Emmbrook house fire
A heavy police presence remains on the scene of a house fire in Emmbrook this evening. At least three police ...
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Two arrested following house fire in Wokingham
TWO men have been arrested on suspicion of arson following a fire that took place in Wokingham last week. Thames ...
Pet rescue is no problem for Berkshire fire brigade
PET-owners in Wokingham can rest easy knowing that, in the event of a fire, their four-legged friends will be taken ...
Overheating plug socket sees firefighters isolate electrics
A MAN sought the help of firefighters when a plug socket at his Bracknell home overheated earlier this morning. Pumps ...
Car overturns and one person required hospital treatment following two-vehicle crash on the A329(M) in Wokingham
A TWO-VEHICLE crash on the A329(M) in Winnersh on Sunday night resulted in one person requiring hospital treatment for minor ...
Firefighters were needed to help with electrical issue after circuit board overheats in Winnersh flat
A PROBLEM in an electric cupboard at a flat in Winnersh prompted fears of a fire on Tuesday night. A ...
BREAKING NEWS: Major fire reported at Wokefield Park Hotel
A serious fire has broken out at Wokefield Park Hotel near Mortimer this evening and has been described by an eye ...
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