Police make multiple domestic abuse arrests
Thames Valley Police officers and staff in the Berkshire West Local Command Unit made multiple arrests of offenders
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police officers and staff in the Berkshire West Local Command Unit made multiple arrests of offenders
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses following an assault that took place at Harmanswater Shops in Bracknell on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsReading Aces Volleyball Club is celebrating an exceptional season, marked by the promotion of not just one, but three teams across divisions.
Read moreDetailsA racing driver from Wokingham is continuing his battle for a championship title, following further success in his latest race.
Read moreDetailsThe arrival of asylum seekers on small boats to British shores and the public's attitude to the issue will be examined as part of a new study
Read moreDetailsAs both a father and a coach, it's hard to imagine a prouder moment than seeing your children achieve greatness and doing so side by side.
Read moreDetailsPolice have confirmed that they arrested three teenagers yesterday (September 27th) following reports of pheasants being shot with catapults
Read moreDetailsThe Berks and Bucks FA are encouraging football players to alter their language and have produced a list of offensive terms with alternatives
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has issued a statement warning of a string of so-called 'distraction' burglaries which have been reported in Reading.
Read moreDetailsWhen 24-year-old Matt moved to Reading at the beginning of 2024, he couldn't have imagined how drastically his life would change
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