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Closure orders Reading: Roads where police have shut down homes

Closure orders Reading: Roads where police have shut down homes
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Scales of Justice: Latest court results for Oxfordshire

OXFORD MAGISTRATES COURT MOHAMMED SULEIMAN, 18, of Hollow Way, Oxford, was convicted of breaking coronavirus restrictions by participating in a gathering of two or more people indoors on Hollow Way, Oxford on January 23. He was fined £1,760, ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £176 and court costs of £90. ROBERT APPLEBY, 30, of Van Diemans Road, Thame, admitted driving without third party insurance on Oxford Road, Banbury on February 4. He was fined £400, ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £40 and court costs of £90. His driving licence was endorsed with eight penalty points. JOSHUA STOCK, 25, of Hayward Bridge Road, Stadhampton, admitted driving without third party insurance on the A329 Stadhampton on November 15. He was fined £400, ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £40 and court costs of £90. His driving licence was endorsed with eight penalty points.

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The latest Reading and West Berkshire residents in the dock

April 21 LEE EDWARDS, 35, of Conway Road, Calcot, Reading, admitted failing to comply with a community order on two occasions in February 2021. He was fined £50. ASHLEY PONSFORD, 35, of Hazel Crescent, Reading, admitted failing to comply with a community order on three occasions in October and November 2018. He was fined £100 and ordered to pay court costs of £75. LEWIS RAWLINGS, 33, of South Street, Reading, admitted failing to comply with a community order on four occasions in December 2020. He was fined £50 and ordered to pay costs of £75. JULIAN BOSWELL, 49, of London Road, Newbury, admitted resisting a police officer in the execution of their duty on James Butcher Drive in Theale on February 20, 2021. He was made to pay a £22 victim surcharge and ordered to pay costs of £85.

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Closure order for Reading house after number of anti-social behaviour complaints

Google Maps images THREE houses being repeatedly taken over by anti-social behaviour has been partially sealed by order of a magistrates judge – after neighbours raised concerns to the police. The order on three homes in Hazel Crescent and Wrenswood Close, Reading was granted on Tuesday, April 13, by Reading Magistrates Court under Section 80 of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Disorder Act 2014. Police applied for the order against the property following complaints of anti-social behaviour. There was also ongoing issues around County line drug dealing, which is currently being investigated by police. The partial closure prevents anyone other than the specified persons listed on the order from entering the property for a period of three months.

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How the Oxford Mail reported the murder of JFK

By Andrew Ffrench @OxMailAndyF Business reporter covering Didcot and Wallingford. Call me on 01865 425425 John and Jackie Kennedy and their daughter Caroline in 1960 It was a story that shocked the world - and the Oxford Mail made sure its readers were kept up to date as the facts unravelled. Lee Harvey Oswald, a 24-year-old former marine, had been charged with the murder of American president John Kennedy in Dallas. On Saturday, November 23, 1963, the Mail carried full details of the assassination and a picture of the killer already in custody on its front page. The president’s body lay in the East Room of the White House and messages of sympathy had come from around the world, including one from President Khrushchev in Russia.

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