London Road, Langley. Photo via Google.
Four-car collision brings fire, police and ambulances services to Langley
One person needed emergency care and was taken away by an ambulance.
London Road, Langley. Photo via Google.
One person needed emergency care and was taken away by an ambulance.
The NHS ambulance trust providing emergency care for people living in East Berkshire and Buckinghamshire has announced a leadership upheaval.
Peascod Street. Photo via Google.
A fire crew was sent to the establishment in Peascod Street to rescue the person. They were there for about eight minutes.
Ernestas Tamasauskas sustained third-degree burns across 80 per cent of his body.
Greystoke Road, Slough.
Hungerford Drive. Photo via Google.
A neighbour spotted smoke coming from the house and went to investigate, where he encountered a pensioner laying on the floor in need of help.
The crash scene beside the M4 (image: Thames Valley Police/AAIB)
A trainee pilot’s mistake caused a helicopter to crash into a field on approach to White Waltham Airfield, an investigator's report has found.
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Unauthorised changes to 6 Church Street, the former site of Nell Gwynn Chinese Restaurant, included installing a new en-suite and removing a fireplace.
Peascod Street. Photo via Google.
A fire crew was sent to the establishment in Peascod Street to rescue the person. They were there for about eight minutes.
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