Thames Valley Police members recognised at awards ceremony
The awards, which took place at The Great Barn, in Oxfordshire, recognise the efforts of Thames Valley Police?s neighbourhood policing teams.
Read moreDetailsThe awards, which took place at The Great Barn, in Oxfordshire, recognise the efforts of Thames Valley Police?s neighbourhood policing teams.
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN was threatened at knifepoint during an attempted robbery in Lower Earley earlier this week
Read moreDetailsHe joined Thames Valley Police after starting his career in Bracknell in 1993.
Read moreDetailsTuviah Thompson-Hordle, 18, of Brant Close, Arborfield, has been charged with murder and possession of a knife in a public place.
Read moreDetailsA MAN who was stabbed in an early-morning attack in Whitley is currently in a serious condition. Thames Valley Police was called to the junction of Brayford Road and Lulworth...
Read moreDetailsA DANGEROUS driver who wrecked havoc across Lower Earley and Woodley is being sought by police.
Read moreDetailsA LATE night attack in Reading town centre saw a man sent to hospital for treatment to his injuries
Read moreDetailsOn Thursday night, 17-year-old boy from Earley was arrested on suspicion of murder. He is due to appear at Reading Magistrates? Court today.
Read moreDetailsA SPECIAL delivery was made by Thames Valley Police this week ? they ensured a McDonald?s order reached its intended destination.
Read moreDetailsA BI-ANNUAL survey gives Reading residents the chance to have their say on crime-related matters.
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