Jacket stolen from car parked in Calcot
THIEVES targeted a car parked in Calcot over the weekend.
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Cash stolen from car parked in Theale
THIEVES broke into a car parked in Theale earlier this week.
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Laptop and electronics stolen from Openreach van
THIEVES targeted a van belonging to telecommunications company Openreach and stole a laptop.
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He hid in the loft: Jail for hit and run driver from Whitley Wood
A WHITLEY man has been jailed for nearly four years after police found him hiding in the loft of a relative.
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Newbury man convicted of manslaughter of Sheldon Lewcock
Ryan Willicombe, 19 and of Home Straight, has been found guilty of manslaughter, but was found not guilty of murder
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Police appeal for witnesses to serious assault which left victim with slashed face
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a serious assault where a man in his thirties was attacked in the area of Audley Street
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Man arrested after alleged stabbing
A man has been arrested following an incident in Reading on Tuesday evening.
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The Oracle hosts event to further bolster partnerships with shops and police amid continued retail crime spikes
Stakeholders in Reading's retail sector came together for the Fighting Back Against Retail Crime event
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Drug dealer caught on Reading street with 70 wraps jailed
21qqqqqqqA THATCHAM woman has been jailed after being caught drug dealing in Reading.
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Police called to Reading town centre after reports of assault
POLICE were called to Reading town centre on Saturday night after reports of an assault, that led to a victim being injured.
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