A PENSIONER shopping in Woodley had her purse stolen - now police are appealing for help to track down the thieves. In a bid to help them, Thames Valley Police...
Read moreDetails"Of the 999 calls we received last week only 20% required a Thames Valley Police officer to attend immediately. Meaning that 80% of those callers were inappropriately calling 999."
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for victims of thefts to get in touch with them after recovering more than 90 power tools. The cache of drills, strimmers and angle grinders were found...
Read moreDetailsA FOOTBALL fan who punched another fan in the face, damaging their teeth in the process, is being hunted by police. And investigating officers have released a CCTV image of...
Read moreDetailsA 26-year-old man from Wembley will appear at Reading Magistrates' Court today charged with one count of theft and seven counts of fraud by abuse of position of trust. Thames Valley...
Read moreDetailsTHE COST of policing Donald Trump’s visit to the UK should not be footed by Thames Valley Police. Instead, they should receive a funding boost. That’s the view of the...
Read moreDetailsAS THE borough prepares to cheer on England in tomorrow night's World Cup semi-final, police are planning an increased presence to keep everyone safe and issuing a reminder to fans...
Read moreDetailsPICKPOCKETS are on the loose in Wokingham and police are warning shoppers to be on the lookout – and get a free purse bell from them. Thames Valley Police...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are urging a victim of assault to come forward following allegations of an attack in Wokingham Without last Tuesday evening. The man, thought to be in his forties, is...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE has said that no further action was taken against a man arrested in connection with a voyeurism incident at a Bracknell swimming pool. Earlier this week, Thames Valley Police...
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