Reading man jailed after more than £50,000 of Class A drugs found in home
Piotr Florek was sentenced to nearly three years in jail after more than £50,000 of Class A drugs were found in a search of his home
Read moreDetailsPiotr Florek was sentenced to nearly three years in jail after more than £50,000 of Class A drugs were found in a search of his home
Read moreDetailsThe Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner is hosting a number of free sessions to help tradespeople combat theft of tools in Reading.
Read moreDetailsOfficers carried out a high-visibility deployment today as part of Project Servator, a policing initiative aimed at deterring crime
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses after a teenage girl was assaulted by a group outside a busy shopping centre in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA crackdown on anti-social behaviour, including dangerous bike and scooter riding, will begin in Reading in just a few weeks.
Read moreDetailsA police dog helped officers uncover a large quantity of suspected Class A drugs after a vehicle failed to stop for police in Southcote.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has launched a new dedicated team aimed at bolstering its response to risk of harm on the roads through targeted work.
Read moreDetailsChloe Keates, aged 30 and of no fixed abode, was sentenced to 59 weeks in prison at a hearing at Reading Crown Court on Tuesday, February 10.
Read moreDetailsPolice community support officers have been carrying out foot and bus patrols across Whitley to improve safety and reassure residents.
Read moreDetailsA teenage motorcyclist is in hospital with life-threatening injuries following a serious collision on Kings Road in Reading.
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