Three jailed after Berkshire drug network operating behind fake Whatsapp business uncovered
Three people have been jailed for a total of 12 years after using a fake clothing brand to operate an illegal drug network through Whatsapp.
Read moreDetailsThree people have been jailed for a total of 12 years after using a fake clothing brand to operate an illegal drug network through Whatsapp.
Read moreDetailsPolice have carried out a high-visibility security operation in Reading town centre as part of ongoing efforts to deter crime and reassure the public
Read moreDetailsThree people have been arrested following a police operation targeting suspected drug dealing in Reading.
Read moreDetailsPolice and fire services are working together after reports of youths starting fires in a park in Reading.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses following a robbery in the Kensington Park area of Reading.
Read moreDetailsA Hampshire man has been jailed for ten years after a string of offences which left victims conned out of tens of thousands.
Read moreDetailsLast week Thames Valley Police took part in a multi-force collaboration which saw more than 80 arrests and over 100 seizures of illegal items.
Read moreDetailsAutistic Thriving: At School and Beyond takes place at the University of Reading's Centre for Autism, Whiteknights Campus, on Wednesday, May 6
Read moreDetailsA driver has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after allegedly delaying police officers responding to a serious injury incident in Calcot
Read moreDetailsA Reading man has been jailed after defrauding victims out of almost £190,000 in what prosecutors described as a significant fraud.
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