Police facial recognition catches wanted people at Reading Festival
Live facial recognition cameras have detected a number of wanted people attempting to enter Reading Festival, Thames Valley Police has said.
Read moreDetailsLive facial recognition cameras have detected a number of wanted people attempting to enter Reading Festival, Thames Valley Police has said.
Read moreDetailsDave took to the main stage at Reading Festival on Saturday night as he returned to the event as one of its headline acts. The South London rapper, whose real...
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council is urging residents to make sure they are prepared for possible flooding as summer heatwaves give way to a rainy season.
Read moreDetailsA pub at the heart of the community in Reading is back open under new management.
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Read moreDetailsRumours of an alleged stabbing at Reading Festival have been dismissed by Police, which said there have been no stabbings at the festival
Read moreDetailsDisruption to waste collection is expected to be alleviated later today as Reading Borough Council works to fix vehicle faults.
Read moreDetailsFour people have been arrested during a police operation using live facial recognition technology in Reading town centre.
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