Knife attack in Caversham: police appeal for witnesses
POLICE are trying to trace a man armed with a knife who attempted to slash his victim in an assault last month. The incident took place on Wednesday, June 9,...
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Crime
Mugger steals man’s watch and wallet after threatening with Stanley knife
A MAN walking along an Earley road was threatened with a Stanley knife in a late-night robbery. The assault took place around 11.30pm on Saturday, July 3, in De Beauvoir...
Read moreDetailsWoman sexually assaulted by cyclist
A WOMEN walking in Southcote was sexually assaulted by a cyclist who smacked her bottom before pedalling away. Now, Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to come forward. The...
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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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Teen bike robbery: police release CCTV image
TWO teenagers were targeted by a gang of youths in a robbery in Calcot and police have released a CCTV image of a boy they believe could help their investigation....
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Teen who had 70 drug wraps jailed for three-and-a-half years
A TEENAGER has been jailed for three-and-a-half years for drug dealing in Reading. Casey Rooney, 18 and from Haling Road in South Croydon, was sentenced at Reading Crown Court on...
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