Litter left behind at Savernake Park The 23-year-old appeared at Slough Magistrates Court in December to pay a fine of £110, plus costs and a victim surcharge amounting to £144.
Marius Ghica, of Kent Road, Reading, stumped up £440 after littering at Kensington Road bottle banks in September 2020. After appearing at Reading Magistrates Court in March, he was also forced to pay a victim surcharge of £44 and costs of £625, leaving him with fees of £1,109 altogether.
Yasmin Saleem was forced to pay the same amount after her day in court in March. The Reading resident, of Patriot Place, was fined £1,109 having dropped some rubbish on Queen’s Road in August 2020.
Flower tributes laid in memory of Beth Aspey TRIBUTES and flowers have been laid outside the home of Beth Aspey, the victim at the centre of an ongoing murder investigation in Reading. The 34 year old was found dead at her home in Laud Close, Coley Park, on Friday, April 30. Thames Valley Police arrested Ben Shand, of Crescent Court, Reading, and he stood in Reading Magistrates Court earlier today (May 4), facing one charge of murder. It was said in court today that the initial post-mortem suggested blunt force trauma as the cause of death. Police outside the home of Beth Aspey
PRISON time will not be served by a Bracknell man who arranged to meet up for sex with a fake 13-year-old girl . Anthony Gillam, of Warfield Park, Bracknell, messaged a decoy Facebook account which was posing as the young girl back in June 2018. A court heard, despite being told she was just 13 years old, Gillam arranged for them to meet at Premier Inn hotel in Slough. Continuing to message her, the 50-year-old asked her for topless photos and told her not to tell her mother about the hotel booking. However, Gillam cancelled the hotel on the day the pair was supposed to meet.