Vehicle overturns in Woodley and another catches fire in Wokingham on busy night for the emergency services
IT WAS a busy night for the area's firefighters on Tuesday, who were called out to a single vehicle collision ...
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Woman cut out of car and taken to hospital after colliding with tree in The Straight Mile, Wokingham
A WOMAN had to be cut out of the car she was travelling in on Wednesday evening and taken to ...
Woman taken to hospital following collision in Hurst
A WOMAN was taken to hospital following a two-car collision in Hurst this week. The woman, who was thought to ...
Man in life-threatening condition following medical episode in Wokingham
A MAN has been rushed to hospital after suffering a medical episode in Wokingham this morning. An ambulance officer, a ...
Driver suffers serious, but not life-threatening injuries during two-car collision in Twyford
A WOMAN suffered serious, but not life-threatening injuries during a two-car collision in Twyford on Sunday morning. The incident happened ...
Driver taken to hospital after car collides with tree in Earley
THE driver of a car that collided with a tree in Earley this morning has been taken to hospital. Police ...
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