Surge in knife crime prompts new campaign
Crimestoppers has launched a new campaign to reduce knife crime after reports have soared in recent years.
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Man left with fractured jawbone after a late-night assault in Lower Earley
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Police appeal for information after report of racist abuse on train to Reading
British Transport Police officers would like to speak to the man in the image who may have information that could ...
Teenage gang accused of racially abusing taxi driver in Norreys estate
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Jewellery and laptops stolen from Crowthorne
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Two people attacked in separate robberies in Wokingham town centre
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Gang assault man in church car park
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Police hunt three men after raid on Charvil Post Office
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