Police appeal for help tracing man wanted in connection with assault in Earley
Hanza Quadri, 29, is being sought in connection with an assault which took place in Eastcourt Avenue at around 7.30pm on Wednesday, January 3
Read moreDetailsHanza Quadri, 29, is being sought in connection with an assault which took place in Eastcourt Avenue at around 7.30pm on Wednesday, January 3
Read moreDetailsSteven Hicks was convicted at Reading Crown Court on Friday, January 19, after sexually assaulting an elderly woman
Read moreDetailsA DRIVER was chased by police across west Reading on Wednesday evening, and the force is appealing for witnesses to come forward. The incident happened around 6pm on January 10....
Read moreDetailsA CROWTHORNE man who carried out two sexual assaults in a Wokingham gym has been jailed.
Read moreDetailsNew figures show that child sexual offences remain close to record levels in the UK during 2022/2023, despite a drop in the Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has urged the public to use its website for reporting non-emergency crimes as issues with contact centres have been reported.
Read moreDetailsSIX MEN, including two from Wokingham, have been charged in connection with a number of rural thefts. William Stokes Jr, aged 25 and of Nine Mile Road, Wokingham, and William...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police officer PC Lewis Cave, aged 29 and based at Reading police station, has been charged with three counts of battery
Read moreDetailsNew research has shown that heritage sites are becoming a prime target for vandals and graffiti as well as anti-social behaviour
Read moreDetailsCambridgeshire Constabulary is seeking help locating Carl Hyde, a 67-year-old convicted murderer with connections to Reading
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