Appeal for witnesses after arson in Whitley
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following an arson in Reading. The incident occurred at approximately 6.50am on Friday, ...
Tag: arson
Man arrested after two cars set on fire – one on Christmas Eve – in Earley and Woodley, police appeal for witnesses
A READING man has been arrested on suspicion of arson after cars in Earley and Woodley were set on fire.
Police appeal for witnesses following an arson in Pangbourne
THAMES Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a vehicle in Bourne Road being set alight at around 4.45am on ...
Police arrest 17-year-old in connection with Calcot fire
A 17-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to danger life after a fire in Calcot in ...
Suspected arson at former Ben’s Thai restaurant in east Reading flats
POLICE are treating a fire in the former Ben?s Thai restaurant in the early hours of this morning as suspected ...
One dead, several unaccounted for, following flat blaze in West Reading
A PERSON is thought to have died and several others are unaccounted for following a major fire in West Reading ...
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