Suspect arrested in connection with Loddon Valley locker thefts
AN arrest has been made in connection with a number of thefts from a leisure centre in Lower Earley. On Monday, August 1 a number of lockers were broken into...
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Two people attacked in separate robberies in Wokingham town centre
A WOMAN and a man have been attacked in separate incidents in Wokingham town centre. At around 12.25am on Sunday morning (21), a 35-year-old man was walking in an alleyway...
Read moreDetailsFire in Emmbrook park believed to be started deliberately
A FIRE at a park in Emmbrook is believed to have been started deliberately. At about 4.35pm on Tuesday (16) a fire was started in the park area on Toutley...
Read moreDetailsThree vehicles damaged in Wokingham car park gang clash
TWO gangs clashed in a Wokingham town centre car park earlier this week, causing damage to three vehicles. Between 9.45pm and 10.15pm on Monday night (15), two groups of young people...
Read moreDetailsBracknell man arrested in connection with Legoland sexual assault
A MAN from Bracknell has been arrested in connection with a sexual assault on two young girls at Legoland Windsor last week. Between 12.15pm and 12.30pm on Thursday, August 11,...
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