Two teenagers robbed in Reading underpass
Police are appealing for witnesses after two teenagers were robbed in an underpass of the A329 in Reading last month
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses after two teenagers were robbed in an underpass of the A329 in Reading last month
Read moreDetailsA major operation tackling serious and organised crime across Berkshire and nearby counties saw 45 arrests linked with serious crime last week.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing to trace a specific witness following an attempted robbery in Reading in which a woman was injured.
Read moreDetailsA man has been jailed for more than two years after police uncovered a large-scale cannabis-growing operation at a property in Reading.
Read moreDetailsPolice have closed a suspected brothel in Reading town centre following reports from members of the public.
Read moreDetailsAn investigation into allegations of racial abuse by a Reading supporter has concluded without any arrests or prosecutions, police have said.
Read moreDetailsA mother and son from Reading have been jailed following a Thames Valley Police investigation into drug supply offences.
Read moreDetailsRomance scams are continuing to rise across the UK, with more than 900 cases reported in the Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsPolice across Thames Valley and Hampshire made 800 arrests during a month-long Christmas drink and drug-driving crackdown, officers have said.
Read moreDetailsFormer England striker Andy Carroll's court case over an alleged breach of a non-molestation order has been adjourned until February.
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