Organisations around Thames Valley have been awarded a share of just under £200,000 in support of their work preventing crime
Read moreDetailsTwo teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of voyeurism following an incident in a leisure centre in Reading
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a domestic-related altercation in Reading.
Read moreDetailsA former police officer who was based in Berkshire has been sentenced for misconduct in a public office and computer misuse.
Read moreDetailsA Woodley man has been given a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) for five years after he was convicted of shoplifting offences.
Read moreDetailsJonathan Whitnall was handed a five-year Criminal Behavioural Order after pleading guilty to a string of shoplifting offences
Read moreDetailsA London man has been sentenced for burglary and other offences in Reading and Slough, including a break-in at a Mosque on Oxford Road
Read moreDetailsPolice are issuing an appeal to drivers and vehicle exporters following a series of roadside stops and convictions involving vehicles in transit.
Read moreDetailsReading has ranked 6th in a list of graffiti hotspots in new statistics compiled by Sell House Fast show
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has partnered with a video call service to make non-emergency calls more accessible for users of British Sign Language
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