Man’s head injured during assault in Finchampstead
POLICE were called to Finchampstead last night after a man suffered a head injury during an assault. It is believed ...
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Police seek quartet after couple attacked on train
CCTV images have been released of four men that police want to speak to after a couple were assaulted on ...
Teenager stabbed after getting off bus in Arborfield
A teenager was stabbed after being assaulted by a gang wearing hoodies in Arborfield on Friday night. Now, Thames Valley ...
Lisping flasher carrying a Tesco bag targets young child playing near woods
A lisping man carrying a Tesco carrier bag flashed a young boy yesterday - now police are attempting to track ...
Hunt on after egg throwers cause serious eye injury to cyclist
A cyclist who was struck by an egg thrown from a car has suffered a serious eye injury - now ...
Teenage girl grabbed by a man in Shinfield
POLICE are appealing for information following an assault on a teenage girl in Shinfield on Monday. At around 5.45pm, the ...
Good news for foodbank after theft
A supporter of Wokingham's foodbank has stepped in to help the charity after it was hit by a theft earlier ...
Gang assault man in church car park
Police have launched an appeal for witnesses after a tea time attack on a man in the car park of ...
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