Wokingham cars broken into in overnight raid
TWO cars in Wokingham were broken into last month. Overnight on Tuesday, November 14 someone threw a rock through the ...
Tag: crime
Tools stolen from Woodley home
WITNESSES are being sought after an air compressor was stolen from a property in Woodley on Thursday night. At around ...
Disabled man verbally assaulted in Woodley library car park
A DISABLED man has been verbally assaulted by a taxi driver in the car park of Woodley Library. At around ...
Family pays tribute to ‘one in a billion’ Gee Smith
THE FAMILY of the man stabbed to death in Finchampstead last week have paid tribute to their 'one in a ...
Finchampstead stabbing: 24-year-old man charged with murder
A MAN has been charged with murder following the death of a man in Finchampstead on Friday. The charge is ...
Police patrol Finchampstead following fatal stabbing
Police officers are still on the scene following a fatal stabbing in Finchampstead on Friday night. Although officers have arrested ...
Arrest after Finchampstead man dies in stabbing
A man has been arrrested by police after reports of a stabbing in Finchampstead late last night (Friday, November 24). ...
Tools stolen from van parked in Woodley
A VAN was broken into in Woodley last week. At some point on Wednesday, November 15, someone broke into the ...
Vehicles targeted by thieves in Knowl Hill car park
THIEVES have targeted cars parked outside a restaurant in Knowl Hill. Between 6.10pm and 6.40pm on Monday, October 30, the ...
Window smashed of Wokingham home
THE window of a house in Wokingham was smashed during a burglary last month. Between 11am on Friday, October 27 ...
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