Night-time crime drops in Thames Valley thanks to plainclothes officer scheme
The Thames Valley has seen a drop in night-time offences, following the launch of Project Vigilant.
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Reading University students report drink spiking: enhanced security measures promised
DRINK spiking has been reported by students attending the University of Reading, with incidents taking place both on campus and in town venue
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Groups come together to sign CLASP Wokingham’s anti-hate crime charter
To mark Hate Crime Week, members of CLASP Wokingham came together with the police, politicians and community groups to launch a new charter
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Police seize £30,000 worth of crack, heroin and cocaine in week of action against country drug lines
Between Monday, October 11, and Sunday, October 17, Thames Valley Police executed 16 warrants across the region.
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Man assaulted in attempted robbery in Reading
A man in his thirties was assaulted outside a restaurant on Kings Road at 1pm on Monday.
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Police appeal for witnesses to two Winnersh burglaries last week
Police are appealing for witnesses to multiple burglaries in Winnersh on Tuesday, October 12, and Thursday, October 14.
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Finchampstead letters destroyed in post box arson at weekend
PC Adam Young said letters in the Royal Mail box on the junction of Gorse Ride North and Barkham Ride were burnt in a fire.
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Police appeal for witnesses after woman kidnapped in Whitley
A WOMAN was kidnapped in Whitley and now police are appealing for witnesses to come forward
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Woman has bag snatched as she walks along Lower Earley road
A WOMAN was attacked during a robbery along a Lower Earley street earlier this week and police are looking for witnesses
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Appeal for witnesses following attempted robbery in Palmer Park
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an incident in Palmer Park.
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