A READING man has been arrested following an incident of malicious communication. After a football match between Birmingham City and Reading on Friday, December 16, Thames Valley Police officers became...
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses following an incident of indecent exposure on Elm Road at around 4.30pm on Friday, December 9
Read moreDetailsA Slough man has been sentenced to prison time after convicted of possession of a blade after being stopped while driving in Kings Road, Reading
Read moreDetailsResidents are rallying to raise funds to help repair the mobile community bakery which was vandalised and burgled
Read moreDetailsThree people from Reading have been charged following a series of incidents in Berkshire, following a Thames Valley Police investigation
Read moreDetailsSiobhan Maven-Hazeltonn was sentenced to five years' imprisonment after threatening shop staff with a needle following multiple thefts
Read moreDetailsA man was pronounced dead at the scene after falling from a bridge on Saturday, December 10
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN Christmas shopping in Reading town centre was left with bruising after she was dragged out of a store, and kicked in the stomach
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday, December 6, a white BMW X5 collided with three other vehicles before leaving the road and colliding with a pedestrian on Church Street
Read moreDetailsJake Carter, aged 25, was sentenced to two years and eight months in prison after pleading guilty at Reading Crown Court on Friday, December 2
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