Police appeal for witnesses after 12-year-old assaulted in Finchampstead
A 12-year-old boy has been assaulted as he made his way home from school in Finchampstead. At around 3.35pm on ...
Tag: Thames Valley Police
Police officer who was mown down in Lower Earley three years ago has died
A POLICE officer who suffered life-changing injuries after he was mown down by a stolen car in Lower Earley in ...
Man dies in custody at Loddon Valley police station
A MAN has died while being held in custody at a police station in Lower Earley. The 44-year-old man had ...
Motorcyclist injured in road accident on Friday night
An accident involving a car and a motorbike saw a man flown to hospital by air ambulance on Friday, March ...
Shop employee threatened with a screwdriver in Wokingham
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a shop employee was threatened with a screwdriver during a robbery in Wokingham earlier ...
Police want to capture Wokingham graffiti vandals
POLICE have teamed up with Wokingham Town Council in a bid to catch graffiti artists. The two groups are working ...
Police release CCTV after Norreys burglary
IMAGES of two men that police would like to speak have just been realeased by Thames Valley Police. The appeal ...
UPDATE: Lane blocked as vehicle overturns on A329M near Wokingham
A MAN has been taken to hospital with serious head injuries after his car overturned on the A329M near Wokingham ...
Teenager seriously injured in early morning accident in Wokingham town centre
A teenager has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after an accident on Station Road in Wokingham town centre ...
Cyclist dies in hospital after collision in Earley
AN APPEAL has gone out to witnesses after a cyclist who was involved in a collision at a busy Earley crossroads ...
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