Police issue statement following arrest of man on suspicion of rape
TVP posted to social media to explain a large police presence in East Street on Sunday evening as they conducted investigations following the arrest
Read moreDetailsTVP posted to social media to explain a large police presence in East Street on Sunday evening as they conducted investigations following the arrest
Read moreDetailsThames Vally Police are appealing for witnesses after a teenage boy was left with a fractured vertebrae in an assault on Thursday, around 5.15pm. The victim, a boy in...
Read moreDetailsLincoln, Woods, Connell and Greatwood were all part of the new NCCA representative team known as the Challengers who played Leicestershire
Read moreDetailsBinfield Tennis Club welcomed two former professional players as they hosted their Davis Cup Day which gave their members the chance to face ex-pros
Read moreDetailsBerkshire CCC owed much to the Lewis brothers, Rhodri and Rhys, for helping them to start their defence of the National Counties Trophy
Read moreDetailsA man of no fixed abode has been charged with multiple offences, including robbery, in Reading, after targeting shops
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Read moreDetailsA Reading woman has been charged in connection with an assault in Reading
Read moreDetailsTraffic has cleared after Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service attended an incident towards the bottom of Norcot Road, westbound.
Read moreDetailsBinfield Cricket Club come out on top in Midweek League Cricket opener with victory over Crowthorne & Crown Wood Cricket Club by 40 runs.
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