TEN people from across Berkshire have been jailed during the second week of April.

From conspiracies to supply drugs to threatening to kill an ex-partner, here is everyone who was sent behind bars in the past week:

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Eight men were jailed for conspiracy to supply cocaine, ecstasy, 2 C-B, cannabis and ketamine in Ascot.

  • Maximillian Jones, 26, of Truss Hill Road, Sunninghill – Nine years imprisonment
  • Joseph Hall, 27, of Heath Park Drive, Windlesham, Surrey – Seven years and 10 months imprisonment
  • Joshua Parker, 27, of Woodmill Court, Ascot – Seven years and 10 months imprisonment
  • Bailey Martin, 20, of Rise Road, Sunningdale – Three years and eight months at a young offenders institute

These four pleaded guilty to three counts of conspiracy to supply class A drugs – namely cocaine, ecstasy and 2 C-B and two counts of conspiracy to supply class B drugs – namely cannabis and ketamine.

  • Matthew Wignall, 24, of St Georges Lane, Ascot – Six years imprisonment
  • Michael Connolly, 26, of Cavendish Meads, Ascot – Four years and four months imprisonment

These two pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to supply class A drugs – namely ecstasy and 2 C-B and two counts of conspiracy to supply class B drugs – namely cannabis and ketamine.

  • George Saunders, 28, of King Edwards Rd, Ascot pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to supply class B drugs – namely ketamine. He was sentenced to three years’ and four months’ imprisonment.
  • Giancarlot Barot, 40, of Cavendish Meads, Ascot pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to supply class B drugs – namely cannabis. He was sentenced to nine months’ imprisonment, suspended for a year.

Read more on this story here: Drug operation in Ascot stopped and eight men jailed

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A man was jailed for 18 weeks after posting an offensive video on TikTok.

Amrik Bajwa, 68, of Bowyer Drive, Slough pleaded guilty to posting a video to TikTok that was offensive to the Dalit community on July 19 last year.

Read more on this story here: Man jailed after posting an offensive TikTok video

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A woman was jailed after travelling to Reading with a steak knife intending to slit her ex-girlfriend’s throat.

Ashleigh Chesney, of Ofencroft Road, Slough, was jailed for 16 months after pleading guilty to possession of a bladed article, threats to kill, and breaching a previous restraining order.

The 25-year-old was caught at Reading train station on February 26 this year with a steak knife up her sleeve after texting a helpline claiming she wanted to kill her ex-partner.

Recorder John Bate-Williams sentenced her to 10 months imprisonment for the threats to kill and six months for possession of a bladed article.

A two-month concurrent sentence was given for the breach of the restraining order.

Read more on this story here: Woman caught on route to kill her ex-girlfriend and herself with a steak knife