Cyclist attacked by six-strong gang in Tilehurst
A CYCLIST was attacked by a gang of six during a frightening late-night assault in Tilehurst. It took place as he was pedalling along Links Drive between 11pm and 11.30pm...
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Tilehurst & Norcot
Four charged with violent disorder and appear in court
FOUR men have been charged with violent disorder and appeared at Reading Magistrates’ Court on Monday, July 5. It follows an alleged incident that happened in Teviot Road in Tilehurst...
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Londoner jailed after found with Class A drugs in Tilehurst
A man from London has been jailed for drugs and driving offences that took place in Reading. Nickanar Witter, 26 and of College Green in London, was sentenced at Reading...
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