POLICE have taken action over antisocial behaviour in Crowthorne and Sandhurst, following two weekends of pre-arranged fights with weapons in the two villages. In a bid to restore order, Thames...
Read moreDetailsVictims First, a support service helping victims of crime and abuse in Berkshire, launches a new live chat.
Read moreDetailsResidents are being warned to be careful about who they interact with online after police have received reports of so-called sexploitation cases.
Read moreDetailsNews from the local courts, as seen in Wokingham.Today of September 17, 2020.
Read moreDetailsA TEENAGER was robbed and threatened with a knife in Earley this morning. The 16-year-old victim was stopped on Wokingham Road at the bus stop by the junction of Maiden...
Read moreDetailsThe stabbing happened in Lucey Close, Tilehurst, at around 11.30pm on Saturday when two 16-year-old boys suffered knife wounds.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police are warning residents that there has been an increase in theft reports in Hurst.
Read moreDetailsUnder a Section 60 order, Thames Valley Police are looking for items relating to the stabbing in Lucey Close, Tilehurst.
Read moreDetailsRETIRED Crowthorne residents are being targeted with loft insulation scams. The Public Protection Partnership has warned that older people are being targeted for spray loft works, often costing £4,000. The...
Read moreDetails“We’re upset, because we do a lot in the village and we feel like we’re a constant target. A lot of the kids in the village come and use our...
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