Fire crews rescue stranded vehicle from flooded Sindlesham ford
CREWS from three local fire stations were called out to retrieve a car from a flooded ford in Sindlesham last ...
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Firefighters help free boy’s hand trapped in door
A 10-year-old boy from Reading needed help from firefighters are he got his hand trapped in a door. A crew ...
Car destroyed by fire in Reading early this morning
FIREFIGHTERS were called to reports of a car fire in Reading earlier this morning. A crew from Wokingham Road answered ...
Six fire crews called to incident at Reading Crown Court
SIX fire appliances from stations across the area were called to a small fire at Reading Crown Court this afternoon. ...
Woman subjected to ‘appalling’ sexual assault in Earley
A 19-year-old woman was grabbed from behind and dragged onto a driveway in Earley by a man who told her ...
Fire destroys bathroom in Twyford house
A FIRE which broke out at a house in Twyford completely destroyed a bathroom, but amazingly no other part of ...
Busy New Year: 2 call-outs for firecrews
A fire in Earley and fireworks gave firecrews a busy start to the New Year. Crews from Wokingham Road fire ...
Amazing eats for all at Barts Grill
Barts Grill 21 Wokingham Road Reading RG6 1LE 0118 966 2268 or 0118 966 2233 www.bartsgrill.com If you've ever driven into ...
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