Appeal for witnesses to serious injury road traffic collision – Newbury
15:04 02/11/2026Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a serious injury road traffic collision in Newbury.
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Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a serious injury road traffic collision in Newbury.
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ASB is taking place during all times of the day in and around Whitley Street Reading with street drinking, Begging and inconsiderate parking. This is mainly taking place in public and is occurring throughout the day. TVP are liaising with partner agencies and RBC
Issued 05 October 2026
Officers will increase targeted patrols and will ensure PSPO breaches. Officers will also continue to work with local partnership agencies for longer problem solving solutions.
Officers have since increased a visible presence in the area.
Actioned 03 November 2026
ASB is being caused by drug users in a residential area and near a recreational park. There are also reports of Anti social driving in the area as well as vulnerable people being exploited.
Issued 03 November 2026
Officers will complete targeted patrols and continue working with partner agencies. Officers will look at obtaining closure orders to protect vulnerable residents and speak with the local community to identify persons involved. Officers have been increasing patrols in the area. Officers have since completed a warrant in the area where arrests were made.
Actioned 03 November 2026
Reports of drug dealing and ASB related in and around the area of Berkeley Avenue, A4 Bath Road.
Issued 05 October 2026
Targeted patrols have been completed, Officers are still working with residents and other police departments to try and identify the offenders. Officers have continued to engage with residence to ascertain further details and a more visiable presence has been conducted
Actioned 03 November 2026