Reading man sentenced to four years in jail for drug charges and racially-aggravated public order offence
Namar Tyrer, 22 and of Lyndhurst Road, was sentenced to four years' imprisonment at Reading Crown Court last Friday, April 19
Read moreDetailsNamar Tyrer, 22 and of Lyndhurst Road, was sentenced to four years' imprisonment at Reading Crown Court last Friday, April 19
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is seeking witnesses who may have information following an incident during which a woman was attacked
Read moreDetailsThe incident happened on Clarence Way between 7pm on Friday, April 19, and 10.45am on Saturday, April 20.
Read moreDetailsWE ALL hope that Cupid's arrow will find us, but police are warning that there has been a flurry of romance fraud across the region.
Read moreDetailsA TILEHURST man banned from driving has been jailed for causing a road traffic collision while riding an illegal ebike.
Read moreDetailsDefend Our Juries is protesting Reading Crown Court today as part of its continued campaign against the 'erosion' of jury and defendants' rights
Read moreDetailsPolice officers discovered crack cocaine and heroin in the Nike Air Jordans in the porch of Stacey-Edis Gyan-Boatey during a search of his home.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council found Mr Saleem Raza to be operating as a taxi driver illegally, plying for hire without proper license in the town centre
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses to a robbery, during which two men stole money from the victim on the Shinfield Road on Saturday, April 13
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a road traffic collision that left a nine-year-old boy hospitalised. It follows an incident in Leibenrood Road at around 5.20pm yesterday, Friday,...
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