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.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses to multiple burglaries in Winnersh on Tuesday, October 12, and Thursday, October 14.
Read moreDetailsPC Adam Young said letters in the Royal Mail box on the junction of Gorse Ride North and Barkham Ride were burnt in a fire.
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN was kidnapped in Whitley and now police are appealing for witnesses to come forward
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN was attacked during a robbery along a Lower Earley street earlier this week and police are looking for witnesses
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an incident in Palmer Park.
Read moreDetailsTrained Speedwatch groups can borrow speed detection equipment and devices in the initiative to tackle and improve road safety across the region.
Read moreDetailsMatthew Barber, Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley, is encouraging people to participate in a survey in England and Wales.
Read moreDetailsKadri Bako, 29, Emiljano Faslliaj, 30, and Eduard Troka, 30, were sentenced at Reading Crown Court on Tuesday to four years imprisonment.
Read moreDetailsThe bins are bolted to walls and concrete floors and have a letter box design to allow knife deposits.
Read moreDetailsLester Bell, 70, from Colliers Way, was given 25 years imprisonment, extended to 30 years on license at Reading Crown Court.
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