Police catch men suspected of car thefts
TWO MEN suspected of breaking into cars in Tilehurst were caught by Thames Valley Police last week.
Read moreDetailsTWO MEN suspected of breaking into cars in Tilehurst were caught by Thames Valley Police last week.
Read moreDetailsA BUILDING site in Calcot was the target for thieves last month, and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward
Read moreDetailsDOZY parkers in Whitley were given a wake-up call by Thames Valley Police last week.
Read moreDetailsA LARGE police presence was sent to a Wokingham town centre pub last night following report of an assault
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Positive Support's podcast discussing HIV has been nominated for the British Podcast Awards.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has released a CCTV image as part of efforts to trace a man in connection with theft of a vehicle in Tilehurst
Read moreDetailsOfficers are urging the rider to contact them following the incident on Thursday, April 14.
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Read moreDetailsA WARNING has been issued over plans to shut a busy road in Reading town centre to allow for ultrafast broadband cables to be installed
Read moreDetailsAfter two years of hiatus, the East Reading Festival is back, and bigger than ever, coming to Palmer Park on Sunday, June 26
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