Campaign launched to help victims of abusive relationships
A MAJOR campaign has been launched to help victims in abusive relationships in Berkshire. In a recent survey, a third ...
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GBH: Appeal for witnesses in early morning attack on Valentine’s Day
A MAN was attacked by three men as he walked through a park on Valentine's Day. Now police are appealing ...
MISSING TEENAGER FOUND: 15-year-old from Bracknell has now been located
'++UPDATED++: Katalina has been found safe and well. Thames Valley Police said they would like to thank the public and ...
COUNCIL TAX: Wokingham Borough Council proposes a 3.49% rise for 2019/20
WOKINGHAM’S Council Tax rise will be 3.49% plus the parish precepts and £2 a month extra for the police, taking ...
MISSING PERSON: Police thank public after a 20-year-old man is found
'++ UPDATED ++ Police have found the missing man and thank the public for their help in finding him. ...
Winnersh man who refused to do 20 press-ups in the street has jaw broken in savage attack
A MAN who refused to do press-ups in the street has his jaw broken in a vicious street assault. And ...
From training with the FBI to interviewing suspects, it’s all in a day’s work for Thames Valley Police’s Ian Hunter
HE may be the Head of Major Crime for Thames Valley Police, but Detective Superintendent Ian Hunter is no TV ...
Shinfield Co-op raided overnight AGAIN – this time for cigarettes
A SHINFIELD supermarket has been targeted by late-night thieves for the second time in three weeks. The Co-operative store in ...
MISSING STUDENT: ‘It is a very difficult time’ says University’s acting vice-chancellor
The acting vice-chancellor of the University of Reading has said that missing student Daniel Williams, his friends and family are ...
Crackdown: Police raid suspected drugs den opposite Wokingham school
A RAID was carried out in Wokingham last week as part of a nationwide police scheme to crack down on ...
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