TO HELP farmers in the fight against rural crime, Thames Valley Police recently met with two groups to spread the word about working together. Thames Valley Police chief constable Francis...
Read moreDetailsThe Bell has had its hymn board stolen IT is meant to be the season of goodwill. But one cheeky thief has decided it is better to receive than to...
Read moreDetailsA HOME in Earley was raided by police today as part of an operation to crack down on money laundering. The Pitts Lane house was one of nine warrants that...
Read moreDetailsA GOOD Samaritan who attempted to break up a fight in Wokingham’s town centre was hit over the head with a spanner. The incident took place in Wellington Road on...
Read moreDetailsA MAN was left at the entrance of a car park in Wokingham's town centre in a suspected GBH attack. Now Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to help...
Read moreDetailsA MAN who used stolen cars to undertake a string of burglaries across the Thames Valley has been jailed for eight-and-a-half years. On Monday, Reading Crown Court passed the sentence...
Read moreDetailsA MAN was knocked unconscious as he walked through an Earley park – and woke up to find himself on a busy main road. On November 14, Thames Valley Police...
Read moreDetailsTwo people accused of murder will appear at Reading Crown Court on Monday. Late last night, Thames Valley Police revealed that Oliver Allerton, aged 27, of no fixed abode, and...
Read moreDetailsA MAN and a woman have been charged with murder following the death of Zelous Smythe on Monday. Late last night, Thames Valley Police announced that Oliver Allerton, aged 27, of...
Read moreDetailsTHIEVES thought to be teenagers targeted three homes in Wokingham at the end of last month and police have launched an appeal to trace them. This morning, Thames Valley Police...
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