Access to Drovers Way home blocked for three months
Police ave blocked access to a Woodley home for three months, after reports of anti-social behaviour from neighbours.
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Police close access to a Budges Road home after reports of anti-social behaviour
"It will send a very clear message that we will not tolerate behaviour which impacts on the quality of life ...
BREAKING: Recycling centres to reopen with booking system after police approval
"We will be launching a booking system. People will be given a slot and this will manage the number of ...
Family pay tribute to Crowthorne man who died in car accident
“James will be sadly missed by his wife, mum and dad, his brothers and their families and all of his ...
Police warn online child sexual abuse has risen by 146% in lockdown
"People who attempt to exploit children online are very serious criminals, and we want to send a message to them ...
More than half of police arrests have been for domestic violence
“Your Emergency Response Officers are continuing to work tirelessly to combat domestic abuse and safeguard the most vulnerable in our ...
Detective Superintendent urges domestic abuse victims to prepare ahead for the worst-case scenario
“Families, friends, colleagues and neighbours are also encouraged to be vigilant and call the police if they believe domestic abuse ...
Man in 80s has bank card stolen in Wokingham town centre: CCTV released
AFTER an elderly Wokingham man had his bank account raided, Thames Valley Police have released an image of a woman ...
Police issue more than 200 fines to people breaking social distancing rules
“We have also made a number of arrests which have led to people being jailed for breaching coronavirus restrictions or ...
Don’t be complacent over vehicle security during Covid-19 lockdown warn police
POLICE are warning residents not to become complacent over the security of their vehicles during the coronavirus pandemic. They want ...
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