Crowthorne and Reading man charged in connection with firearms supply offences
A CROWTHORNE man and another from Reading have been charged over an investigation into firearms supply offences
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Police issue more than 200 fines to people breaking social distancing rules
“We have also made a number of arrests which have led to people being jailed for breaching coronavirus restrictions or ...
Man charged with three burglaries in Wokingham
Michael Barter, aged 26, of no fixed abode, was charged on Tuesday, April 4 with three counts of burglary dwelling ...
Police called after Shinfield Co-op staff assaulted
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Two arrested over Arborfield burglaries
TWO men have been arrested in connection with a series of burglaries in Arborfield. A 49-year-old man from Arborfield was ...
Drink-drive arrests in Wokingham over Christmas period increases by 275%
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