11. Man convicted after Asian households targeted in burglarys

A man has been convicted of involvement in a string of burglaries targeting Asian households, although two accomplices have fled the country to Colombia and are unlikely to be caught.

12. Restaurant review: Barts Grill & Restaurant

13. Royal Berks battles c-diff bug

Levels of diarrhoea-inducing bacteria at Royal Berkshire Hospital have failed targets which could see the trust face action from a watchdog if it is not brought under control.

14. Dealer caught with £28,000 of cocaine facing jail

A drug dealer caught with £28,000 worth of cocaine will undergo psychological testing before he is sentenced – but has been warned he faces jail.

15. Police warning over Asian gold thefts

A sudden rise in thefts of gold from Asian households has prompted police to step up a drive to make sure people’s homes are secure and jewellery is insured and kept in a safe where necessary.

16. Sex attacker must stay in Broadmoor

A paranoid schizophrenic who sexually assaulted a nurse at Broadmoor will remain there indefinitely after a judge turned down his request to be sent to prison because he is a danger to female staff at the high security hospital.

17. Pupils highlight the dangers of alcohol and drugs

Pupils from an Earley school have been acting up – and managed to win their school £1,000 by highlighting the dangers of alcohol and drugs.

18. Stealing scrap metal could kill you

Metal thefts have doubled since last year but rates could be set to drop as the value of scrap metal is plummeting and police are asking the culprits: “Is it worth risking your life over?”

19. Bullseye at The Hexagon

A bit of Bully used to be a Sunday night staple – and this weekend fans can once again tread the dart fantastic as Bullseye steps up The Hexagon’s oche.

20. Twilight triumph for East Reading artist

An East Reading artist has been selected to show one of his works at a London exhibition celebrating unique pieces.