HEATWAVE: Met Office issues thunderstorm warning for Wokingham
THE SPECTACULAR thunderstorms that lit up the night sky in the early hours of Wednesday morning may be seen again ...
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HEATWAVE: Rail bosses plan slower services, while motorists urged to plan ahead as temperatures expected to reach record
WITH temperatures expected to hit 38ºC (100ºF) today – and possibly higher, breaking UK records – travel bosses are warning ...
With the hot weather hitting Wokingham, Thames Waters offers water saving tips
THE MET OFFICE thinks it could be some of the hottest days of the year … so far. And with ...
‘Don’t cool off in open water’ say fire chiefs as heatwave scorches Wokingham borough
SWIMMERS and people looking for ways to keep cool in the heat are being warned to stay away from open ...
Bonfire burns out of control in Woodley this afternoon
A BONFIRE that had burned out of control in Woodley had to be extinguished by firefighters this afternoon. Crews from Wokingham ...
Paddling pools open and ready for the heatwave
Parents looking for somewhere cool to take their children during the summer sunshine will be pleased to learn that two ...
Heatwave will be a one-day wonder – thunder expected for Wednesday
Summer has finally arrived in Wokingham - it’s hot today but it will be even hotter tomorrow as forecasters predict ...
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