A CHILD sex offender has been jailed for 23 years for historic offences dated back to the late 1980s and early 1990s. Paul John Watts, aged 56, of Buttington Road,...
Read moreFIVE homes have been raided in the Winnersh and Woodley areas: now police are appealing for help in a bid to catch the thieves. Thames Valley Police said that the...
Read moreA PERVERT who abused a string of boys over a 35-year period will spend the next 17 years in jail. David Witts, 73 and a Merryfields Way, Lewisham, received the...
Read moreA 30-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving following a serious incident on the A329m this afternoon. Thames Valley Police closed the road to traffic heading to...
Read moreTWO homeless men have been jailed after stealing two cars, alcohol and electric gadgets from a home in Wokingham and another in Reading. Luke How, aged 25, of no fixed...
Read morePOLICE have concluded that a reported sexual assault on a teenager in Wokingham town centre earlier this month didn’t happen. In a statement issued on Wednesday, June 19, they said...
Read moreELDERLY residents across Wokingham borough have been preyed upon by fraudsters claiming to be police officers in an audacious scam. Now, Thames Valley Police is issuing a warning for people:...
Read moreA WARNING not to pay a tax bill using an iTunes gift card has been issued after fraudsters have been targeted Berkshire residents. Thames Valley Police’s Action Fraud department said...
Read moreA WOODLEY woman gardening at her home had a large quantity of jewellery stolen in a ‘shocking’ distraction burglary. Thames Valley Police said that the incident took place around 1pm...
Read moreSTUDENTS and employees who attended a Bracknell school around 40 years ago are being asked to get in touch with police to help them with a sex offence investigation. Earlier...
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