Fire station at Whitley Wood opens its doors to public for summer showcase
AROUND 1,500 people took to Whitley Wood Fire Station for a day of live demonstrations, activities and educational opportunities.
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Four vehicle collision in Grazeley caused by ice
THE COLD weather saw four vehicles end up in a ditch in Grazeley last week.
Fire station open day in Whitley Wood
SOUTH READING residents were given a rare insight into a day in the life at an emergency services facility.
OPEN DAY: Fire station gives community behind the scenes access
A READING fire station is giving residents a rare opportunity to experience behind the scenes access.
Fire cadets recognised at Whitley Wood graduation
BERKSHIRE fire cadets showcased their skills at a graduation ceremony at Whitley Wood Fire Station.
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