Two arrests for assault after large disturbance in Reading’s Newtown
TWO women have been arrested following a large disturbance in Reading's Newtown last week ? minutes after the school run.
Read moreDetailsTWO women have been arrested following a large disturbance in Reading's Newtown last week ? minutes after the school run.
Read moreDetailsA CAR has been stolen from a home in Tilehurst, prompting police to investigate.
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS and supermarkets across Reading have called for more to be done to prevent rising levels of shoplifting.
Read moreDetailsWith 48 arrests made around this year's events, numbers of Reading Festival arrests are slightly up from last year, but remain around 5-year level
Read moreDetailsOn Wednesday, September 13, a black Range Rover Evoque was involved in a collision with a pedestrian on Royal Avenue, Calcot, at 3.45pm
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is appealing for help identifying a man who was the victim of an assault in Reading on Saturday, September 9
Read moreDetailsA DOORSTEP thief took a parcel left outside a home in Upper Bucklebury and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
Read moreDetailsA CAR parked in Pangbourne was damaged in an overnight attack and Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
Read moreDetailsINTRUDERS broke into a home in Lucey Close, Tilehurst earlier this week and police are appealing for witnesses
Read moreDetailsVANDALS damaged a Volkswagen Polo parked in Calcot and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
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