Woman stabbed in face and neck during assault in Whitley this morning
A WOMAN was stabbed during an assault that took place in Whitley today and police are now appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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Whitley assault victim needs plastic surgery for his injuries
A MAN who was assaulted in Whitley last week needs plastic surgery to tackle his injuries.
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Whitley Wood Fire Station receives skylift to help reach difficult fires
The group has a new Aerial Ladder Platform, thanks to investment from the Royal Berkshire Fire Authority.
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Whitley Wood man who killed pedestrian after police chase jailed for eight years
A WHITLEY Wood man has been jailed for eight years for causing death by dangerous driving.
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Stabbing: man in serious condition following early hours attack
A MAN who was stabbed in an early-morning attack in Whitley is currently in a serious condition. Thames Valley Police was called to the junction of Brayford Road and Lulworth...
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Police angling for clues after shed theft
A THIEF broke into a shed and stole fishing equipment from a home in Hartland Road.
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