Kings Road collision involving a bus leaves teen hospitalised with serious injuries
A collision occurred between a bus and a pedestrian on Kings Road, outside of the Hope & Bear pub, where, at around 5.10pm on Friday, February 13,
Read moreDetailsA collision occurred between a bus and a pedestrian on Kings Road, outside of the Hope & Bear pub, where, at around 5.10pm on Friday, February 13,
Read moreDetailsCitizens advice warns against Valentine dating fraud
Read moreDetailsPolice are looking for resident input as they continue to shape lo cal policing and prioritisation in Calcot and Tilehurst.
Read moreDetailsThree new wardens have been accredited and bestowed powers aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour a a ceremony by Thames Valley Police
Read moreDetailsPCC Matthew Barber has written to the Home Secretary demanding that the Home Office reconsiders "flawed" funding arrangements for state visits
Read moreDetailsA man has been jailed for domestic abuse in Reading after subjecting a former partner to "repeated violence and coercion" for more than two years.
Read moreDetailsA serving Thames Valley Police officer has been charged with sexual assault following an investigation by the force.
Read moreDetailsPolice in Reading are increasing patrols on local bus routes as part of efforts to improve community safety.
Read moreDetailsJamie Allen, aged 23 and of Hampshire Terrace, Portsmouth, was sentenced to one year and nine months imprisonment at Reading Crown Court on January 22
Read moreDetailsA 19-year-old has been jailed for more than two years for a string of drug supply offences in Reading.
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