Caversham man arrested after large police presence sent to Wokingham town centre pub following reports of an assault
A LARGE police presence was sent to a Wokingham town centre pub last night following report of an assault
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Station Tap plans new outdoor bar to help social distancing
'We have applied to extend our licence to include a moveable outside bar that we can roll out on sunny ...
21-year-old from Bracknell arrested on suspicion of GBH following Wokingham stabbing
ANOTHER arrest has been made as police continue to investigate the stabbing of a man outside The Station Tap last ...
Teenager to appear in court today accused of GBH following stabbing in Wokingham
A TEENAGER from Richmond has been charged following an alleged stabbing in Wokingham earlier this month. Thames Valley Police said ...
UPDATED: Man seriously injured in stabbing attack close to Wokingham’s railway station
POLICE have confirmed that a man has been stabbed close to Wokingham’s railway station late last night. An area from ...
LATE NIGHT ATTACK: Man left with dislocated ankle after 1am assault in Wokingham
A MAN had his ankle dislocated during a savage late-night attack in Wokingham town centre. Now police are appealing for ...
Police release CCTV image following World Cup assault at Station Tap
A FOOTBALL fan who punched another fan in the face, damaging their teeth in the process, is being hunted by ...
Wokingham’s The Station Tap has been turned on!
A WOKINGHAM pub has been given a new lease of life and a change of name. On Monday, The Station ...
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