Atlas says goodbye at Royal Ascot
Police horse Atlas is working at his last Royal Ascot this week.
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Police renew appeal for information following incident of rape
Thames Valley Police is continuing to appeal for information.
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Man from Wokingham arrested
Thames Valley Police has carried out five warrants at addresses across West Berkshire, Wokingham and Hampshire.
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Yobs throw stones and logs at cars in Lower Earley
YOBS who threw stones and logs at cars in Lower Earley are being sought by police.
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Flasher targeted shopper in Lower Earley Asda car park
A FLASHER who targeted a shopper visiting the Asda store in Lower Earley is being targeted by police.
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Police appeal after 15-year-old arrested on suspicion of rape
Thames Valley Police is appealing for information after it received reports of rape near Wokingham town centre. The incident happened on London Road. Police cordons were in place at King...
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Pets no longer ‘at mercy of criminal profiteers’
Bill will become one of the most significant animal welfare laws.
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Woman jailed for defrauding charities
Her victims included Wokingham United Charites and The Link Foundation.
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Man charged after town centre incident
A Reading man is due to appear at Reading Magistrates Court today.
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Car thieves operating in Wokingham – police issue warning
CAR THIEVES have been active across Wokingham borough, leading to police warning people to lock it or lose it.
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