Man arrested in Nazi flag incident
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help to identify the man.
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Be alert for ‘best scam letter’
The fake 'compliance' letter could easily be mistaken for being authentic.
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Call to ‘shop a shark’
Residents urged to report postcards advertising loans
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Goods seized at Wokingham car boot sale
The officers visited the market on August 11.
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Gun found in the River Thames
A diver from a Crowthorne business made a shock discovery last weekend.
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‘Violence and disorder will not be tolerated’: Police and Crime Commissioner releases new statement on ‘deeply concerning’ unrest across the UK
Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has released a further statement regarding possible unrest in the county
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Police released images of man in connection with Woodley Burglary
Thames Valley Police has released images of a person they would like to speak to regarding in connection with a burglary in Woodley
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Officers act to prevent unfair trading
Trading Standards carried out a day of action in Bracknell Forest and Wokingham Borough.
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Warning issued about possible online scams
Thames Valley Police is urging people to remain vigilant.
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Who dumped this in Crowthorne?
Residents asked to report borough fly-tippers
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