Isabella’s birthday wish is presents to give to others
BIRTHDAY celebrations are being planned for a five-year-old girl as she raises money for charity. Isabella Waistell, from Woosehill, raised ...
Tag: John Radcliffe Hospital
10-year-old boy treated at John Radcliffe Hospital after crash on Kings Road yesterday
The boy suffered multiple injuries, including a broken leg and arm, a bruised lung and a facial injury.
Doctors thought Sonning toddler’s brain tumour was an ear infection
A SONNING family whose daughter had a cancerous tumour growing on her brain is urging families to share the signs ...
Police appeal for witnesses following M4 collision
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a serious collision on the M4 in Berkshire. The incident took place ...
‘A wonderful mum’: Tributes paid to Woosehill woman who died following Bank Holiday crash
THE woman who died following a crash in Wokingham town centre last month has been named as Diane Trinder. Mrs ...
Man airlifted to hospital with serious injuries following Arborfield crash
A MAN is being treated in hospital for serious injuries following a crash in Arborfield this morning (Tuesday). The man ...
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