Man jailed for over two years and disqualified from driving for multiple drug offences
Jay Cudlipp, aged 41, of no fixed abode, was found guilty at a hearing at Reading Crown Court on Tuesday, August 19.
Read moreDetailsJay Cudlipp, aged 41, of no fixed abode, was found guilty at a hearing at Reading Crown Court on Tuesday, August 19.
Read moreDetailsA man who committed sexual offences against a child has been jailed for 9 years following a Thames Valley Police investigation.
Read moreDetailsA man from Hampshire has been issued with a football banning order following disorder-related offences in Reading,
Read moreDetailsA man in his 80s was robbed by two men wearing balaclavas and riding a black E-scooter earlier this month.
Read moreDetailsA man has been sentenced to jail after he was convicted of rape, assault and coercive behaviour in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsReading has featured in the top five list of best places to live and work, according to new research.
Read moreDetailsDogs Trust is urgently appealing for more volunteer fosterers across the South East to support people fleeing domestic abuse by caring for their dogs
Read moreDetailsStudents at Oakbank School in Reading are celebrating their GCSE results, including Yasmine Rhouma, who achieved all Grade 9s.
Read moreDetailsThe RSPCA has revealed 145 reports of animal beating in Berkshire this summer, an huge 80% rise in the number of beatings reported in the county.
Read moreDetailsThe team at Siren Craft Brew are getting into the Festival spirit as Reading Pride 2025 nears, taking place this year on Saturday, August 30.
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