Magistrates gave him a six weeks curfew order, meaning he must remain at his address between the hours of 9pm and 7am each day. Thomas Morris, 21, of Catherine Street, Ashton, damaged a letter box at an address in the town on August 19, Tameside magistrates heard. Visitors to Mossley Community Centre helped to brew up much-needed cash for the popular site. By Crime and Courts Team. The driving disqualification can be reduced by three months if a course is successfully completed. Magistrates ordered the crack cocaine be forfeited and destroyed. A number of Oldham residents have been taken to court by Oldham Council for failing to ensure domestic waste removed from their properties was done so by an authorised person. The charges related to an incident at The Commercial, Astley Street, Dukinfield, on November 14. However, she did admit to a further three charges relating to an incident on May 29 last year, which had happened on Manor Road, Droylsden. Friends of the Tame Valley held a successful spring clean event in Jet Amber Fields last Sunday, with bags of litter and tipping removed around Dunkirk Lane Car Park, the river path and Peak Forest Canal. Here's your guide to candidates standing in Ashton and Audenshaw, who were asked to tell us what they aim to do for the area. He must pay 85 court costs and a 90 victim surcharge. Magistrates ordered him to pay a total of 300 compensation, plus 700 court costs and a victim surcharge of 85. Magistrates ordered him to pay a total of 475 compensation, 400 court costs and a victim surcharge of 85. Tameside magistrates handed out fines of more than 320 in some instances, plus ordered associated court costs of a further 180 also be paid. The 42-year-old pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to provide a specimen or specimens of breath in Ashton, having been suspected of having committed a driving offence. Appearing at Tameside magistrates he was banned from the road for 18 months, fined 300 and ordered to pay 85 court costs plus pay a 34 victim surcharge. Webwashington state law library; town center east, building 3 243 israel road se tumwater, wa 98501 (360) 357-2136; mail: p.o. None of those issued with fines appeared before the court but had all gathered at addresses where more than the permitted two people were allowed to mix. They also ordered the cocaine be forfeited and destroyed. The 35-year-old, of Ryecroft Close, Ashton, admitted the offence which had happened last New Years Eve. As well as the suspended jail term, the court handed him a 16 weeks curfew order, meaning he must remain at his address between the hours of 7pm and 7am. The legal limit is 35. He was fined 40 and also ordered to pay a 90 victim surcharge. The 37-year-old, of Market Street, Droylsden, pleaded guilty to the charge when he appeared before the court. The 52-year-olds address was given as Stanley Grove, Longsight. The court ordered him to pay 85 court costs and a 95 victim surcharge. The 33-year-old, of Oak Tree Drive, Dukinfield, pleaded guilty to the offence, plus stealing coffee from Bargain Buys in Ashton worth 15. The court Simply enter your email address and tick the box below. The 57-year-old, of Rutland Avenue, pleaded guilty to the charge after being stopped on Ashton Road in Stockport on February 12 this year. Wendell Patrick Lemond the following year, according to records filed Sept. 23 in Orange County Superior Court. He had denied the offence but was found guilty by the court. At Stockport magistrates he was fined a total of 180 plus must pay 85 court costs and a 32 victim surcharge. Tameside magistrates have fined Danylo Tkachuk 480 for not having any insurance cover. Paul Bishop, 39, of The Larches, admitted being over the legal limit on February 1 this year when stopped at Ashton Moss. Stagecoach Manchester recently visited three local schools to talk to children and spread awareness about the importance of public transport. The driving ban can be reduced by nine months if a driving course is successfully completed. Arthur Ward, 29, of The Quadrant, Droylsden, must pay 60 court costs for being in breach of court orders. He was fined 120, plus ordered to pay court costs of 85 and a victim surcharge of 34. Ashton man Paul Wilkinson stole a car and used it as a weapon, Tameside magistrates heard. Tameside Magistrates Court has dealt with a raft of driving-related offences, mostly for drink and drug driving, including the following listed below. Lewis Norris narrowly escaped going to jail for a catalogue of offences in Hyde and Glossop. Driving dangerously through Ashton has cost Samee Haider his driving licence for 14 months. A woman has been charged with the murder of 28-year-old Rees Howarth in Hyde, whose family have paid a touching tribute to him. Magistrates handed him a 12 months conditional discharge and ordered him to pay 100 compensation, and associated court costs of 107. Wesley Todd of Hattersley was found guilty of a charge of assault and fined 250 by Tameside magistrates for the offence. He also admitted one charge of assault and two separate charges of threatening and abusive behaviour. The 29-year-old, of Kenworthy Avenue, Ashton, appeared before the court charged with assaulting an individual in Ashton on June 9 last year, plus smashing windows and causing 200 damage at a property in the town on the A 21-year-old woman has been fined 200 by magistrates for assault. The Coronation of The King and The Queen Consort at Westminster Abbey is just around the corner. In a separate case He must pay 60 court costs. The 34-year-old, of Whitworth Close, pleaded guilty to charges of stealing the car, assault and stealing a mobile phone. He was issued with a restraining order, meaning he must have no contact with the complainant. The court heard the offences had happened between October 2011 and March 2019. A 25-year-old Glossop motorist has been hit with a court bill of almost 300. Tameside magistrates handed Md Al Amin Bhuyan a 20 weeks custodial sentence, suspended for two years, after hearing the assault had been sustained and he had brandished a weapon. Kyle Royle, 26, of Albert Street, Royton, admitted being in breach of court orders and was ordered to pay 60 costs by Tameside magistrates. A stabbing in Stalybridge, an assault charge in Audenshaw and a threat of prison for The boroughs magistrates ordered him to carry out 100 hours unpaid work, plus banned him from driving for a further six months for the offence. Magistrates gave him a 12 months conditional discharge and ordered him to pay 150 court costs and a 21 victim surcharge. David Hanley was disqualified from driving for 17 months by Tameside magistrates. He must also pay court costs of 85 and a victim surcharge of 32. The court was told the 37-year-old, of Stamford Street, Stalybridge, had been in possession of the knife at the garage on Stamford Street, Ashton, on February 12. Failing to provide a specimen of blood when required to do so has cost Craig Jordan his driving licence for 28 months. Appearing before Tameside magistrates she was fined 120 and ordered to pay 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 34. Magistrates heard she had been stopped on Pelham Street, Oldham, on March 17, andfound to have 68 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath, exceeding the legal limit of 35. Darren Saxon, 50, of PortlandHouse, pleaded guilty to the offence which happened last year when he appeared at Tameside magistrates. Others dealt with by magistrates for breaching court orders included: Daniel Jones, of Rosary Close, Oldham, fined 60 plus ordered to pay 60 court costs for being in breach of court orders. Tameside magistrates have given Stephen Caine a suspended jail sentence. Mark Stanway denied the charge relating to an incident in New Mills on May 11 last year. Stalybridge train stationhas just won the 'Best Kept Station' award for the third time. The 39-year-old admitted going near or attending an address in Denton he was forbidden from visiting last December, although initially he had denied the charges before changing his plea. Powered by, Tameside Sport & Physical Activity Network. Appearing at Tameside Magistrates Court, he was also ordered to pay 85 costs and a 32 victim surcharge. Tameside magistrates have jailed Christopher Fox for ten weeks for breaking a restraining order. Magistrates heard she had been stopped on April 6 last year, but failed to provide a breath specimen when required to do so. New hope for reopening the Tameside Motorist Daniel Turner was over the drink drive limit when stopped in Dukinfield, Tameside magistrates were told. His address was given as Sundew Close, Heywood. The 27-year-old, of Peregrine Crescent, Droylsden, was stopped on November 15 and found to have 92 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. Stephen Halliwell denied a charge of assaulting an individual on December 12 last year. Magistrates also ordered him to pay 150 court costs and a victim surcharge of 132. The 30-year-old, of Honeywell Lane, Oldham, initially denied charges of assault, being threatening and abusive and damaging a window at a takeaway. He was ordered to pay 200 compensation and was issued with a restraining order, meaning he must have no contact with the complainant. The defendant pleaded guilty to the assault, which had happened on December 26 last year, and was ordered to pay 400 court costs and a 122 victim surcharge. The legal limit is 35. GMP say two men, aged 24 and 19, were later arrested on suspicion of robbery. The 29-year-old, of Medlock Street, initially denied this charge, but later changed her plea to guilty. Stockport magistrates heard the 21-year-old caused damage to two cars and two police vehicles plus other property, as well as assaulting an individual in Hadfield. The 52-year-old, of Armadale Road, Dukinfield, was given an 18 months conditional discharge for the offence which happened on May 4 this year. Motorbike rider Benjamin Stamper has been banned from the road for 12 months by Tameside magistrates for being over the drug drive limit. Paul Hadfield was more than twice over the legal drink drive limit when stopped in Droylsden, Tameside magistrates heard. Read more from the Tameside Reporter. Magistrates fined him 916, plus ordered him to pay 300 court costs and pay a 92 victim surcharge. Nathan Taylor-Shonhut, 24, of Clough Fold Road, Hyde, appeared before Tameside magistrates to face the charges relating to an incident in the town on November 30. The 48-year-old, of Jackson Close, Oldham, pleaded guilty to the offence, which had happened this year on January 1. A man from Ashton-under-Lyne has been jailed for nine years for his role in an Organised Crime Group involved in the large-scale supply of class A drugs across the North of England. He admitted the offence. Van driver Anthony Dewhurst was more than three times over the drink drive limit when stopped in Denton on Christmas Eve last year, Tameside magistrates heard. He was ordered to pay 182 compensation by the court plus he must pay a victim surcharge of 90. Voters will go to the polls on Thursday 4 May to elect their representatives on Tameside Council. 80 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood. The 35-year-old, of Stanhope Street, North Reddish, pleaded guilty to taking the material from Federal Mogul Friction Products Ltd on September 5 last year. Stockport magistrates have ordered Ryan Spencer to carry out 100 hours unpaid work for an offence of assault. Magistrates heard he was stopped on Stockport Road, Ashton, on July 17 this year and found to have 61 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. A motorist who was more than two times over the drink drive limit has been banned from the road for 22 months. Bradley Camps, 27, of Portland Basin, Ashton, pleaded guilty to the offences after being stopped on Stansfield Road, Hyde, on May 30 last year. Magistrates found the abuse to be racially aggravated and sentenced him to 12 weeks behind bars, suspended for 12 months. Drivers are being urged to make it None for the Road this Christmas in a campaign to crack down on drink and drug driving. David Williams, 23, of Hibbert Avenue, Denton, was found with a quantity of cannabis and amphetamine in his possession on December 27 last year, Tameside magistrates heard. Tameside magistrates have fined Anthony Goodrum 400 for being over the drink drive limit. Click here to read the latest edition of the paper online, Click here to find out where you can pick up a copy of the paper, Copyright 2023 Quest Media Network. The 32-year-old, of George Street, Denton, had initially denied the charges which related to an incident in Tameside on July 5 last year, but later changed his plea to guilty. He pleaded guilty to Detective Sergeant Helen Fletcher, of GMPs Operation Valiant, said: This was some excellent work by our response officers and firearms officers that led to the swift arrest of two men and the recovery of the stolen property. More parents who have failed to ensure their children regularly attend school have been fined by Tameside magistrates. The 25-year-old pleaded guilty to the offence and was fined 120, plus ordered to pay 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 85. Tameside magistrates have fined Daniel Agar 120 for a charge of assault. Helai Hussain, 24, of Croft Street, Hyde, was stopped on Yew Tree Lane in Dukinfield on October 17 last year and found to have 82 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. Austin Mitchell appeared before Tameside magistrates for sentencing after pleading guilty to a charge of driving when already disqualified from the road. The 60-year-old, of Peregrine Crescent, Droylsden, was stopped on December 18 last year and found to have 83 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. The 41-year-old, of Linnet Close, Audenshaw, pleaded guilty to four separate charges relating to the sale of fake Louis Vuitton T-shirts between June and August last year. WebPrint. You can find the latest edition at one of our pick-up points. Transit van driver Christopher Jackson was over the drug drive limit when stopped in July this year, Tameside magistrates were told. Magistrates handed him an eight weeks jail term, suspended for 12 months, for his blatant disregard of court orders, after hearing he had driven on the same day he had appeared in court for a similar offence. WebGeneral Information; North Justice Center (657) 622-5600: Court Reporter/Interpreter Services (657) 622-6878 option 6 (TDD) Telecommunications Device for the Deaf Heappeared at Manchester Magistrates Court on Saturday and is due to appear next at Minshull Street Crown Court on March 26. Magistrates gave him a jail sentence of 21 weeks, suspended for 18 months, for persistently drink and drug driving. The Supreme Court is seen on Capitol Hill in Washington, Friday, April 14, 2023. Thursday court round-up Shopkeeper heroin sale charge and dealers sordid phone secret. Magistrates gave her a six weeks jail term, suspended for 12 months for driving again within such a short period of the original disqualification. Each ruling issued Friday divided the court, 5-2. The 23-year-old, of Cedar Drive, Droylsden, admitted the offence when he appeared before the court. Tameside magistrates slapped Errol Wint with a 1,320 fine. He was fined 440 plus ordered to pay court costs of 85 and a victim surcharge of 44. The 41-year-old pleaded guilty to both offences and was fined 206 for each, plus ordered to pay 85 court costs and a 32 victim surcharge for both offences. Police are investigating after a man allegedly slapped a woman and then exposed himself in Ashton. Disqualified driver Azahir Hussain was stopped behind the wheel of a Toyota Yaris on New Years Day motoring along Lord Sheldon Way in Ashton, Tameside magistrates heard. The 25-year-old, of Bradley Green Road, Hyde, admitted the offence after being stopped on September 6 last year and found to have 123 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood, exceeding the legal limit of 80. Magistrates issued him with a Rehabilitation Activity Requirement. box 40751 olympia wa 98504-0751 Tameside magistrates were told he was found in possession of bolt cutters. The Together Centre in Dukinfield received a generous donation for its Together Pantry from Bradley Green Primary in Hyde. A High Peak teenager has been referred to Derbyshire Youth Offenders Panel for nine months for a charge of assault. The Supreme Court will decide whether public officials can block critics from commenting on their social media accounts. Driving without insurance has cost Kenneth Harrop a fine of 120 at Tameside Magistrates Court. He pleaded guilty to the offence which had happened in Oldham last August. He too admitted being in breach of the court orders. He denied the offence but was found guilty by Tameside magistrates, who also ordered him to pay 100 court costs and a victim surcharge of 85 for the offence, discovered on December 20. Tameside magistrates have sentenced Matthew Leeds to a suspended jail term for a double assault. Tameside magistrates have banned a 21-year-old motorist from the road for being over the drink drive limit.

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