DOG & DUCK ‘SHOOTING’: Man arrested on suspicion of possessing an imitation firearm
A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of possessing an imitation firearm following a ‘shooting’ at an Emmbrook pub last ...
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Emmbrook pub ‘shooting’: customers keep calm and carry on after armed police called to scene
CUSTOMERS at a popular Emmbrook pub weren’t going to let a ‘shooting’ spoil their evening: they simply kept calm and ...
Suspected bomb found in east Wokingham, roads closed
POLICE have closed three roads in Wokingham this evening after a suspected unexploded bomb has been found. Tywford Road, Wiltshire ...
‘I’m going down the Dog and Duck to get my haircut’
It was a case of hair today, gone tomorrow when a woman shaved her locks off. Earlier this month, regulars at ...
North Wokingham Distributor Road: Residents’ anger as cheaper Toutley Road route is chosen
REVISED plans for the Northern Distributor Road were condemned by residents at a stormy meeting on Wednesday, February 17. Matt ...
Dog & Duck to reopen after two-week refurbishment
An Emmbrook inn is preparing to reopen its doors after an extensive refurbishment programme. The Dog & Duck on Matthewsgreen ...
Police clamp down on ‘inconsiderate’ motorists at Wokingham Fireworks
WHILE the Wokingham Fireworks event had been very successful, there have been concerns about parking around the site. We understand ...
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