Police appeal for witnesses following fatal collision on Reading Road
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a fatal collision earlier today, Monday, May 15. Police are encouraging anyone ...
Tag: road traffic accident
Reading Road closed following reports of road traffic collision
READING Road in Wokingham has been closed following a police incident. Shortly after 12.30pm, Reading Buses tweeted that it was ...
Police appeal for witnesses after Charvil crash leaves 14-year-old in hospital
Thames Valley Police appeals for witnesses after a crash in Charvil left a 14-year-old boy in hospital.
Update: Motorcycle and pushchair collision at London Road
South Central Ambulance Service have confirmed there were no life-threatening injuries.
Police close road in Wokingham town centre after traffic accident
A WOKINGHAM town centre road was closed to traffic by police following a minor crash. Officers from Thames Valley Police ...
Man dies in Pound Lane after car overturns
A man has died after a car turned on its side in Pound Lane, Sonning on Monday night. The incident ...
Cyclist in road crash: my helmet saved my life
“I WOULD have died instantly without my helmet,” said a cyclist hit by a car last week. Chris Luff, who ...
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