Fire service urges residents to test alarms
RESIDENTS are being asked to test their smoke alarms regularly by Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS).
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Chimney fire in Woodley
FIRE CREWS were called to a Woodley home earlier this month to put out a chimney fire.
Vehicle fire in Wokingham
FIRE CREWS were called to a car fire in Wokingham last week.
Fire brigade called to rescue car stuck in ford
HIGH water levels at a ford caused by heavy rain saw a motorist get into difficulty last week.
Two-minute silence to remember emergency service staff who died in line of duty
LAST WEEK, the county's emergency services came together to celebrate 999 Day.
THE ASHES: Cricketers put out fire in Shinfield
CRICKETERS were forced to extinguish a fire which emerged midway through a match.
Cook safely on the barbecue
COOKING on the barbecue could cause an accidental fire, warned the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service. It has joined ...
Arborfield Green fire: Probe continues into the cause of last month’s blaze
The investigation continues into the cause of last month's fire at Arborfield Green.
Fire service hub launched to support veterans
A new hub that supports veterans working for the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service launched earlier this month.
Crowthorne Fire Station to host charity car wash this weekend
On Saturday, Crowthorne Fire Station is hosting its covid-safe event from 10am until 4pm.
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