A DRIVER was chased by police across west Reading on Wednesday evening, and the force is appealing for witnesses to come forward. The incident happened around 6pm on January 10....
Read moreDetailsThe inquest into the murder of James Furlong, Joseph Richie-Bennett, and David Wails has begun at The Old Bailey in London today, Monday, January 15
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after two incidents, including robbery at knife point, in Reading
Read moreDetailsTwo teenagers have been charged with GBH following a stabbing in Northumberland Avenue in Reading last week
Read moreDetailsNew figures show that child sexual offences remain close to record levels in the UK during 2022/2023, despite a drop in the Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsA new round of funding for community organisations supporting crime prevention has been opened for applications
Read moreDetailsKarnye Edwards, aged 19 and of Callington Road, has been charged with a count of grievous bodily harm with intent
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has posted to social media that an address in Northumberland Avenue has been placed under a Full Closure Order
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has urged the public to use its website for reporting non-emergency crimes as issues with contact centres have been reported.
Read moreDetailsTwo more people from Reading, including a 15-year-old, have been arrested following a stabbing in Reading on Saturday
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