Winnersh woman fined £1,000 for fly-tipping
A WOMAN from Winnersh has been fined more than £1,000 for fly-tipping. Lisa Jane Hopkins, 51, of Goddard Court, appeared ...
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Two men jailed following spate of burglaries in Wokingham and Bracknell
TWO men have been jailed for a total of four years following a spate of burglaries in Wokingham and Bracknell. ...
Man pleads guilty to using credit cards stolen from a car in Winnersh
A MAN from Reading has been given a suspended prison sentence after he stole credit cards from a car in ...
Man pleads guilty to killing Jacqueline Pattenden in Crowthorne
A MAN has pleaded guilty killing his partner, Jacqueline Pattenden, at his home in Crowthorne. Michael Rough, 55, of Ellis Road, appeared ...
Wokingham man sentenced for aggressive trading offences
A MAN from Wokingham has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for aggressive trading and breaching trade laws. John ...
Woman pleads guilty to failing to provide a breath test after car ploughs into Wokingham house
A WOMAN from Finchampstead has pleaded guilty to failing to take a breath test after the car she was driving ...
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