Man assaulted in late night incident in Wokingham’s town centre
ANOTHER late night assault has taken place in Wokingham’s town centre just weeks after two similar events. In the early ...
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Good Samaritan hit in head with spanner while attempting to break up fight in Wokingham town centre
A GOOD Samaritan who attempted to break up a fight in Wokingham’s town centre was hit over the head with ...
Firefighters in dramatic crane rescue in Wokingham town centre
FIREFIGHTERs will be staging a dramatic rescue of someone trapped in a tower crane in Wokingham town centre. The training exercise taking ...
Mock emergency rescue to take place at Wokingham retirement development
A FIRE rescue exercise will be taking place at a building site in Wokingham next week. Crews from Wokingham Fire ...
Wokingham Superbowl signs lease on new multi-storey deal
WOKINGHAM’s Superbowl is set to play a major part of the Carnival Pool regeneration after its owners reached a deal ...
Woman in her sixties dies following collision in Wokingham town centre yesterday
A WOMAN in her sixties has died following a collision with a lorry in Wokingham town centre yesterday afternoon. Thames ...
Mystery bids for cinema and foodstore in Elms Field
A supermarket and a cinema company have put their hats into the ring for the new Elms Field Development. Wokingham ...
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