Man jailed after raping woman as she slept in caravan after Royal Windsor Horse Show
A man who raped a woman while she slept in her caravan after the Royal Windsor Horse Show has been jailed for eight years and six months.
Read moreDetailsA man who raped a woman while she slept in her caravan after the Royal Windsor Horse Show has been jailed for eight years and six months.
Read moreDetailsThe government is set to go ahead with plans to release some prisoners early, including PC Harper's killers, despite continued outcry.
Read moreDetailsPolice have been carrying out speed enforcement checks in Bracknell after residents identified speeding as a key local concern.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is encouraging residents to view their homes "through the eyes of a burglar" as part of a crime prevention campaign
Read moreDetailsThe force announced today that Assistant Chief Constable Darren O' Callaghan has taken up the post of Head of Crime and Criminal Justice.
Read moreDetailsPolice have released an e-fit of a man they want to speak to after a teenage girl was allegedly subjected to an indecent exposure incident
Read moreDetailsThe crew discovered a pile of illegally dumped waste on fire.
Read moreDetailsResidents and businesses in Bracknell are being urged to stay vigilant after a number of counterfeit bank notes were reported in the area.
Read moreDetailsPolice have appealed for witnesses after a man allegedly indecently exposed himself to a woman and a teenage girl in Winnersh.
Read moreDetailsA 51-year-old man has been charged in connection with three suspicious packages found in Reading town centre.
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