Five jailed for burglary in Caversham in 2020
FIVE men from Reading have been jailed for a combined total of 28 years following a hearing at Reading Crown Court.
Read moreDetailsFIVE men from Reading have been jailed for a combined total of 28 years following a hearing at Reading Crown Court.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are advising that a Section 35 dispersal order has been put in place in central Reading today, August 19, following an assault
Read moreDetailsOnly 67 bike thefts reported last year saw a suspect being charged, say Liberal Democrats.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner have marked the start of work on the new forensics centre.
Read moreDetailsAt around 8.45am on Wednesday, August 8, a white Renault Master van and a pedestrian were involved in a collision on Kings Road
Read moreDetailsThe victim was hit over the head with a metal pole and has a number of personal items stolen, suffering serious head injuries, in Palmer Park
Read moreDetailsIn the early hours of the morning on Wednesday, August 8, an incident took place in Hemdean Road, Caversham, leading to a number of road closures
Read moreDetailsThe EFL League One match was at Reading's Select Car Leasing Stadium, where two public order incidents took place during the fixture
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police has released CCTV images as it seeks help locating a man in connection with an assault in Readin
Read moreDetailsTWO FURTHER arrests have been made following an incident of affray in Reading which left a man with stab wounds last month
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