Thames Valley Police confirm reports of alleged sexual assault in Bracknell ‘appear to be fake’
Thames Valley Police have confirmed that reports on social media of an alleged sexual assault in Bracknell 'appear to be ...
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Police address rumours of alleged assault on female in Bracknell
Thames Valley Police have released a statement to clarify rumours of an alleged assault on a female in Bracknell Town ...
Bracknell man jailed for child sex offences in Berkshire
A man from Bracknell has been jailed for 11 years after inflicting a series of sex offences on two child ...
Man jailed for knife, drugs and driving offences in Bracknell
A man has been jailed for knife, drugs and driving offences in Bracknell following an investigation by Thames Valley Police.
Man jailed for stealing vehicles in Wokingham and Bracknell
A man has been jailed for 118 months and disqualified from driving for 39 months for using stolen vehicles in ...
Woman sexually assaulted in Bracknell Morrisons, police appeal for witnesses
Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman was sexually assaulted in The Peel Centre Morrisons in Bracknell ...
Police release e-fit in connection after man exposes himself to people in Bracknell
Thames Valley Police has released an e-fit image after a man exposed himself to people in Bracknell.
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