Sixty-five arrests, nearly 50 cars seized in county-line drug operation
Thames Valley Police joined up with multiple police forces to combat serious criminals exploiting the transport network for criminal purposes.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police joined up with multiple police forces to combat serious criminals exploiting the transport network for criminal purposes.
Read moreDetailsHeritageLive has cancelled all of its summer festivals after saying a last-minute financial rescue package fell through.
Read moreDetailsA man in his twenties was raped and robbed in the car park of a West Berkshire nature reserve, police have said.
Read moreDetailsA drug dealer has been jailed for more than three years following a joint investigation by Thames Valley Police and the Metropolitan Police
Read moreDetailsPeople celebrating their birthdays on 11 or 12 July can claim a free game of bowling as Hollywood Bowl Reading celebrates its first anniversary.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for the public's help to find a man who is wanted on recall to prison.
Read moreDetailsRoyal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) is now recruiting its next cohort of Wholetime Firefighter Apprentices.
Read moreDetailsNigel Farage is seeking to "clear his name" and wrest back control of events by resigning as an MP and triggering a by-election
Read moreDetailsLearners at New Directions College have achieved above the national average and outcomes have improved overall, according to an annual report.
Read moreDetailsA motorcyclist in his 20s has been seriously injured following a crash in Reading.
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