A MAN has been convicted of murder and a further man has been convicted of assisting an offender following an investigation by Thames Valley Police's Major Crime Unit. Shazeb Khalid,...
Read moreDetailsPCC Matthew Barber has praised TVP's selection as one of the 11 forces in the roll-out of a neighbourhood training pilot scheme
Read moreDetailsTWO MEN from Reading have been jailed for drug offences following a Thames Valley Police investigation. Aleksei Mutovkin, aged 20 and of Staverton Road, and Reimone Rose, aged 21 and...
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to an assault in Reading. It follows an incident that took place at around 12am on Monday, August 26, where a woman was...
Read moreDetailsPolice and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has announced the establishment of a new 'Data Hub' to improve access to local crime data
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to an assault which left a man in his sixties with a broken hip and head trauma in Reading last week
Read moreDetailsMatthew Barber has ordered a review in the wake of a tribunal which found that officers had been passed over for promotion based on their race
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has charged a man with murder following the death of a man in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA Reading man has been handed a jail sentence for drug dealing following a hearing last week
Read moreDetailsThe fake 'compliance' letter could easily be mistaken for being authentic.
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