Chimney fire in Woodley
FIRE CREWS were called to a Woodley home earlier this month to put out a chimney fire.
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Vehicle fire in Wokingham
FIRE CREWS were called to a car fire in Wokingham last week.
Can you help reunite lost sheep Minty with his owner?
A SHEEP which was rescued from a stretch of water by fire crews is trying to find his rightful owner. Crews ...
Three injured in multi-car collision in Crowthorne
THREE people have been taken to hospital following a collision in Crowthorne this afternoon. Three cars were involved in the ...
Lorry smashes into broken down car on A33 near Swallowfield
A LORRY collided into a broken down vehicle on the A33 near Swallowfield this afternoon. Crews from Wokingham Road fire ...
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 ...
Ambulance and fire crews attend Christmas Day incident on A329M
Emergency crews were called out to an incident on the A329m on Christmas Day. A driver reported that he was ...
Five-month-old baby rescued from locked car in Crowthorne
A FIVE-month-old baby had to be rescued from the inside of a locked car in Crowthorne earlier this afternoon. Crews from ...
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