Family pays tribute to Wokingham hit-and-run victim: ‘Our hearts are completely broken’
Chris Smith, aged 41, died following a collision on the A329 Reading Road at the junction of Larch Avenue on Monday, January 2.
Read moreDetailsChris Smith, aged 41, died following a collision on the A329 Reading Road at the junction of Larch Avenue on Monday, January 2.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has released the final figures of the arrests made during its joint operation to tackle drink and drug driving
Read moreDetailsThe findings of an internal review by the Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner have been published, including a number of key recommendations
Read moreDetailsPolice have released CCTV images of people who might have vital information following incidents of anti-social behaviour on Monday, December 26
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses and two have been arrested following a fatal collision on Reading Road on the evening of Monday, January 2
Read moreDetailsA READING man has been arrested on suspicion of arson after cars in Earley and Woodley were set on fire.
Read moreDetailsOperation Holly is an effort to tackle driving under the influence during the Christmas period, lanched by TVP on Thursday, December 1
Read moreDetailsA CROWTHORNE man and another from Reading have been charged over an investigation into firearms supply offences
Read moreDetailsSergeant Dom Mahon and PC Julia Stroud were given commendations at the Chief Constable's Awards ceremony on Wednesday, November 23
Read moreDetailsBritish Transport Police are appealing for information about a man they would like to speak to in connection with thefts from motor vehicles
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