Police arrest two Wokingham men on suspicion of rape
At 2am today, the victim — a 31-year-old woman — was heard shouting for help in Victoria Park, Hodsoll Road, Reading. Nearby residents then called the police.
Read moreDetailsAt 2am today, the victim — a 31-year-old woman — was heard shouting for help in Victoria Park, Hodsoll Road, Reading. Nearby residents then called the police.
Read moreDetailsNatasha Wheeler, aged 17, was reported missing yesterday evening. She has since been found safe and well.
Read moreDetailsNatasha Wheeler, aged 17, was last seen at around 3pm today (Thursday, May 7) in Barkham Road.
Read moreDetailsPolice ave blocked access to a Woodley home for three months, after reports of anti-social behaviour from neighbours.
Read moreDetails"It will send a very clear message that we will not tolerate behaviour which impacts on the quality of life of others."
Read moreDetailsAt the Bishop's Disciplinary Tribunal, Mr Parks was removed from office and prohibited from exercising any functions as a member of the Church of England Clergy for two years.
Read moreDetailsA senior doctor at Royal Berkshire Hospital has been a victim of theft after her bike was stolen from a locked storage area outside of the hospital. Health officials have...
Read moreDetails"People who attempt to exploit children online are very serious criminals, and we want to send a message to them that this type of offending will never be tolerated."
Read moreDetails“Your Emergency Response Officers are continuing to work tirelessly to combat domestic abuse and safeguard the most vulnerable in our communities, as well as our new responsibilities with the government's...
Read moreDetailsA WARNING has been issued over cybercriminals targeting households during the coronavirus pandemic. Wokingham Borough Council says people are being contacted by the scammers offering people fictitious medical supplies. They...
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