Police warning after multiple car break-ins across Caversham
THAMES VALLEY POLICE say they are seeing an increase in car thefts across Caversham
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Day at the races will end in spectacular style as Ascot presents its annual firework spectacular
A DAY at the races is sure to go with a bang, a crackle, and a pop as Ascot brings back its annual firework spectacular family raceday.
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Masked raiders break into Coley home
FOUR men wearing masks broke into a Coley home and police are appealing for witnesses.
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Thieves target car parked on Christchurch Road in Reading
THIEVES broke into a car parked on Christchurch Road, and police are appealing for witnesses.
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Date set for annual bikers’ Toy Run for Barnardo’s
THE date has been set for the Reading Toy Run
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Heat and Eat is one of Reading’s hottest takeaways after winning national award
A WEST Reading Indian takeaway is officially one of the best in the country after winning a national award.
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GP from West Berkshire sexually abused boy over five-year period
A GP from West Berkshire who sexually abused a boy over a five-year period said he thought his victim would enjoy it.
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Tilehurst break-in – police appeal for witnesses
THAMES VALLEY POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a car was broken into in Tilehurst.
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Thieves break into car in West Reading
THIEVES broke into a car parked in west Reading and police are appealing for witnesses.
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Rotary Club of Pangbourne opens entries to its Woodcote 10k race – held early in the new year
ENTRIES are invited to one of the toughest races in the county.
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