Police warn rise in Winnersh and Woosehill burglaries
RESIDENTS in Winnersh and Woosehill have been warned over a rising number of burglaries.
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS in Winnersh and Woosehill have been warned over a rising number of burglaries.
Read moreDetailsA MAN has been the victim of an assault on the University of Reading campus. It is being treated as GBH by police.
Read moreDetailsJEWELLERY and cash were stolen from a home in Lower Earley during a terrifying raid in which a man in his 80s was hit with a crowbar.
Read moreDetailsOh deer. Thieves have struck in Wokingham, and they are being called grinches by the council.
Read moreDetailsBURGLARS broke into a home in Woodley ? while the owner was in it, stealing a quantity of cash from a safe
Read moreDetailsA WARNING has been given out over fake lottery wins.
Read moreDetailsMatthew Barber, Thames Valley?s PCC said the law is a fitting tribute to PC Andrew Harper, who was killed in the line of duty in 2019.
Read moreDetailsRURAL crime and emerging trends in organised crime were discussed when two farming and rural organisations met with Thames Valley Police.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Borough Council is asking residents for information on a mobile phone number linked to fly-tipping.
Read moreDetailsTHAMES VALLEY POLICE are warning there has been an increase in the number of keyless vehicle thefts.
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