Men with crowbars break into Earley house and steal £30,000 of jewellery
▲ POLICE are appealing for witnesses after an Earley house was burgled on Wednesday night. Between 11.30pm and 12.30am on ...
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Stabbing: man in serious condition following early hours attack
A MAN who was stabbed in an early-morning attack in Whitley is currently in a serious condition. Thames Valley Police ...
Man who sold heroin on Reading street jailed for three years
A WEST Reading man has been jailed for drug dealing. Colin Green was stopped by police on Jesse Terrace, off ...
Teenagers arrested as police launch murder investigation in Tilehurst
TWO teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murder after police were called a reported stabbing in Tilehurst last night. ...
Teen robbed as he walked along A4 Bath Road
AN EARLY morning robbery took place on the A4 Bath Road and police are now appealing for witnesses to come ...
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