More than £1 million set aside to solve violence in Thames Valley
The Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley will receive more than £1 million to fund violence reduction.
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Warning after spate of catalytic converter thefts
Thames Valley Police has issued a warning to residents as catalytic converter thefts are on the rise.
Thames Valley Police launch new youth drug programme
Thames Valley Police have launched a new drug diversion scheme for under 18s.
Cyber criminals targeting over 55s for online frauds
Cyber criminals in the Thames Valley are preying on the over 55s, statistics suggest.
Thames Valley Police warn people to watch out for online exploitation
Residents are being warned to be careful about who they interact with online after police have received reports of so-called ...
Police appeal for witnesses after fatal M4 crash involving lorry and pedestrian
At around 12.30am, a man in his forties was walking on the motorway where he was involved in a collision ...
Police fine drivers ignoring traffic signs at Wokingham train station
The Wokingham Neighbourhood Team were at the train station, where reports have been made about drivers ignoring the no left ...
This is why there was a large police presence in Wokingham last night
A LARGE police presence has people in Wokingham puzzled last night, with many taking to social media to ask what ...
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