Berkshire residents warned after burglaries target high-value items
Residents across Berkshire have been urged to remain vigilant following a number of reported burglaries.
Read moreDetailsResidents across Berkshire have been urged to remain vigilant following a number of reported burglaries.
Read moreDetailsA man has been found not guilty of manslaughter following a retrial over the death of a man in Lower Earley.
Read moreDetailsThirty-two-year-old James Treday is wanted on recall to prison, and is known to frequent Reading and Calcot.
Read moreDetailsIn September,TVP is supporting the Herbert Protocol awareness campaign, urging families affected by dementia to record important information
Read moreDetailsResidents are invited to go behind the scenes of policing when Thames Valley Police opens its doors for its Summer Open Day this weekend
Read moreDetailsPolice have stepped up patrols with officers carrying out targeted patrols and taking action over anti-social behaviour and public drug use.
Read moreDetailsPolice are searching for a man in Woodley following a domestic incident.
Read moreDetailsA Thatcham man has been jailed for four years after being caught supplying cocaine on two separate occasions.
Read moreDetailsThree quarters of local residents who responded to a survey oppose the merger of Thames Valley Police into a larger, regional organisation.
Read moreDetailsFigures released by Thames Valley Police have shown that incidents of crime were down by over 40% at this year's Reading Festival.
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