A MAN in Tilehburst has been arrested on suspicion of drugs possession. The 44-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply a controlled drug of class...
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police's outgoing chief constable has said that he looks back at his time in the role with "a sense of pride".
Read moreDetailsDUKE STREET has reopened following an incident nearby earlier today. Shortly after 3.30pm on Monday, March 27, police were on the scene where a taxi cab had been involved in...
Read moreDetailsOn Sunday, March 26, A Kia Ceed with the partial registration of N555, was involved in a collision with two women on e-bikes, leaving one hospitalised
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses or dash-cam footage following a stabbing in Gun Street in the early hours of Sunday, March 26
Read moreDetailsThe PCC, Matthew Barber, and the Chief Constable, John Campbell, have awarded more than £105,000 to groups around Berkshire
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police is currently attending an incident in central Reading and has asked members of the public to stay away while they attend. TVP posted to social media at...
Read moreDetailsTHAMES Valley Police are appealing for witnesses after a theft from a car.
Read moreDetailsELECTRICAL goods and tools were stolen from a houseboat moored on the Thames towpath.
Read moreDetailsA man from Reading has been sentenced for drug offences following an investigation from Thames Valley Police
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