‘Lives have been devastated’: Chief Constable gives update on Forbury Gardens terrorist attack
“Lives have been been devastated” said Thames Valley Police’s Chief Constable about the terrorist attack that took place in Reading’s ...
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A town mourns: shock and sadness over terrorist attack in Reading’s Forbury Gardens
A TOWN in sorrow: Reading is weeping today for those who have lost their lives in the Forbury Gardens attack. ...
Forbury Gardens stabbing is a terrorist attack confirm police
LAST NGHT’S fatal stabbing is being treated as a terrorist incident. Counter Terrorism Policing has confirmed that it is taking ...
Police investigation sees Reading town centre road closures and bus diversions
ROADS around Reading town centre remain closed this morning as police continue to investigate the multiple stabbing attack in Forbury ...
Three dead, three seriously injured in Forbury Gardens attack: 25-year-old Reading man arrested on suspicion of murder
A 25-year-old Reading man has been arrested by police on suspicion of murder after three people were killed in Forbury ...
Thames Valley business people enjoy a night under stars to help Action For Children charity
BUSINESS people from across the Thames Valley recently had a night under the stars as part of an annual campaign ...
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