Police issue advice to keyless car drivers after string of thefts
Thieves are breaking into keyless cars by intercepting the signal from the key stored inside the owner's house.
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Appeal to find Woodley woman who went missing in Reading town centre
UPDATE: The family have been found safe and well on February 5, 2020 A WOMAN from Woodley has been missing ...
Teenagers arrested after 13-year-old has his bike taken from him in Earley street
TWO teenagers have been arrested after a youngster had his bicycle stolen in Earley on Monday. Police are appealing for ...
Man sought following sexual assault in Reading
CCTV images have been released by the Police of a man who may have important information following an incident of ...
Police appeal for witnesses after theft in Wokingham Town Centre
Police are appealing for witnesses following a targeted theft in Wokingham.
Search & Rescue team takes to river in bid to find missing man Alexander Stern
THE SEARCH for a man who went missing in Sonning more than two weeks ago has intensified. Volunteers from Berkshire ...
Man jailed for eight weeks over theft and vehicle interference
Paul Thatcher, aged 43, no fixed abode, was arrested on Friday, January 24 and charged with three counts of vehicle ...
Renewed appeal to find Alexander Stern who went missing in Sonning on January 11
A RENEWED appeal for information has been made as police try and trace a missing who has been missing for ...
Police launch appeal after man sexually assaults two girls on busy Earley road
POLICE have launched an appeal to trace a man who approached two girls in two separate incidents, both on an ...
Man arrested following incident in Tabby Drive, Three Mile Cross
POLICE have arrested a Reading man on suspicion of a public order offence. The 47-year-old man was arrested in Tabby ...
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