She also admitted a further charge of not having any insurance cover on the same date. 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. The charges related to an incident last November. She was banned from the road for a total of three years, plus ordered to pay 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 122. Her present address was listed as HM Prison Peterborough. Tameside magistrates have fined Danylo Tkachuk 480 for not having any insurance cover. Terry Cronin, 35, of Booth Street, Ashton, admitted breaching previous court orders and was fined 40. In a separate case In a separate case magistrates also fined Danala Lupu, 29, of Honeywell Lane, Oldham, the same sum, also for flytipping. A student who spent lockdown learning to dance in his bedroom has become one of the youngest ever to be accepted at a top dance academy. Tameside magistrates have fined Daniel Agar 120 for a charge of assault. Magistrates issued him the curfew meaning he must remain at his Linnet Close, Audenshaw address between the hours of 7pm and 7am each day for the six months. Powered by, Tameside Sport & Physical Activity Network. Here are some recent cases heard by Tameside Magistrates' Court A motorist banned from the road got back behind the wheel again within weeks, Tameside magistrates heard. Last year 13 people didnt make it home for Christmas as a result of drink and drug driving collisions. Webwashington state law library; town center east, building 3 243 israel road se tumwater, wa 98501 (360) 357-2136; mail: p.o. The court ordered her to pay 85 court costs and pay a victim surcharge of 85. He also admitted having no insurance cover at the time. He initially denied the offences but later changed his plea to guilty. Tameside magistrates have jailed Christopher Fox for ten weeks for breaking a restraining order. Staff at the Co-op in Mossley proved they had plenty of pedal power when they took part in a fundraising event. Appearing before the court, Suzanne Penny, 48, of Cliffe Road, admitted the offence which had happened on Charlestown Road on January 30 this year. The latest cases heard by Stockport and Tameside magistrates include a man who sent threatening messages via Facebook, a burglar who broke into a Tesco store and motorists more than twice over the drink drive limit. Rayner Stephens High School in Dukinfield was one of 14 schools across Greater Manchester to participate in Stop the Bleed Day on Wednesday (26 April). The Astley Cheetham Art Gallery in Stalybridge has reopened following the completion of staircase repairs. An Ashton woman who was abusive to a police constable has been hit with a court bill of more than 450 by Tameside magistrates. A teenager who failed to comply with the requirements of a court order has been fined 100 by Tameside magistrates. Click here to find out where you can pick up a copy of Motorbike rider Benjamin Stamper has been banned from the road for 12 months by Tameside magistrates for being over the drug drive limit. The legal limit is 35, although she was not actually driving the vehicle. The 43-year-old, of Lansdowne Avenue, Audenshaw, admitted the offence after being stopped in June last year on Ashton Old Road, Openshaw. He must pay 85 court costs and a 95 victim surcharge. 80 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood. She must pay 300 compensation, pay 100 court costs and 85 victim surcharge. Tameside magistrates have fined Daniel Agar 120 for a charge of assault. Our very own Katie Catherall will be stepping out for her toughest challenge yet this weekend - the Manchester Marathon. The 27-year-old Gorton man, of Lindeth Avenue, initially denied the charge relating to an incident in Alderley Edge in December last year, but later changed his plea to guilty. A man charged with assaulting five people in Hyde has been sent for trial at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court. Magistrates sentenced the 33-year-old, of Hickenfield Road, Hyde, to 16 weeks in prison, suspended for 12 months. The court Simply enter your email address and tick the box below. Jamie McMeekin-Heslam has been fined 380 by Tameside magistrates for failing to provide a specimen when required to do so while in charge of a vehicle. Thursday court round-up Shopkeeper heroin sale charge and dealers sordid phone secret. Tameside magistrates have fined a number of Oldham residents for failing to dispose of litter and flytipping. Tameside magistrates have fined Billy Halliwell 100 for failing to comply with court orders. Appearing at Tameside Magistrates Court, he was also ordered to pay 85 costs and a 32 victim surcharge. Three year ban. He was also ordered to pay 275 costs and a 66 victim surcharge. Jordan Smith, 34, of Milnrow Road, Shaw, must carry out 180 hours unpaid work for charges of assault and causing damage at a property in Oldham. Sheridan, from Droylsden, Tameside, pleaded guilty to engaging in controlling or coercive behaviour; multiple counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm; and making threats to kill. GMP officers will be carrying out roadside checks across Greater Manchester using breathalysers and drug wipes to crack down on the number of drivers impaired through drink or drugs. They were among a series of individuals fined for similar offences across Oldham and Failsworth, where domestic waste in black bin bags had been left in alleyways. Drink and drug driving increases over the Christmas period as people head out to socialise and attend gatherings, with December seeing the third highest number of driver impaired collisions. Click here for a list of locationsor read us for free online here. The thefts had happened between October and November this year. Drivers using the A57 Hyde Road are advised that there will be a series of lane closures due to essential gas works. His address was given as Newhouse Road, Rochdale. For a separate offence of riding a scooter along Darnton Road in Ashton on February 21 this year without insurance and also other than in accordance with his licence he was fined a total of 140. Want to get regular round-ups of news in your local area straight to your inbox? Christopher Finegan was two times over the legal drink drive limit when stopped in Droylsden, Tameside magistrates heard. A 16-year-old who crashed a car into two parked vehicles has been referred to the Tameside Youth Offender Panel for four months. He was issued with a restraining order, meaning he must have no contact with the complainant. 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. Tameside magistrates have ordered David Andrew, 57, of Werneth Avenue, Gee Cross, to pay 80 court costs for breaching previous court orders. Magistrates jailed him for eight weeks and ordered him to pay a victim surcharge of 128. Read more from the Tameside Reporter. Stockport magistrates have ordered Buxton man Richard Austin to carry out 60 hours unpaid work for a charge of assault. The first images of Broadbottom actress Millie Gibson appearing in Doctor Who have been released by the BBC. He must also pay 85 court costs and a 22 victim surcharge. The court heard the 36-year-old was stopped in Stockport on November last year and found to be over the drug drive limit. He was fined 100 and ordered to pay a 95 victim surcharge. Magistrates gave her a six weeks jail term, suspended for 12 months for driving again within such a short period of the original disqualification. Paul Hadfield was more than twice over the legal drink drive limit when stopped in Droylsden, Tameside magistrates heard. A woman who drove along Birch Street in Ashton while over the drug drive limit has been banned from the road for 12 months. The legal limit is 35. 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. Fifty-year-old William Fogg, 27, of Hansby Close, Royton, who was ordered to pay 60 costs for failing to comply with court orders. Magistrates ordered him to pay 100 compensation, plus pay 85 court costs and a 95 victim surcharge. A care home in Dukinfield is celebrating success after residents and relatives voted it as one of the top 20 recommended care homes in the North West. Tameside magistrates heard Michelle Oliver, of Oaklands Road, Grasscroft, hit speeds of 97 and 98mph on the M62 when behind the wheel of a Porsche on two separate dates in October 2019. The latest cases heard by Tameside magistrates include a man banned from football games and a firm ordered to pay more than 18,000. Magistrates ordered the cocaine be forfeited and destroyed. Tameside magistrates have banned a Salford driver from the road for 17 months for failing to All of the offences had happened last year. Tameside magistrates have fined Anthony Goodrum 400 for being over the drink drive limit. The 35-year-old Manchester woman pleaded guilty to taking the haul on December 1. The 55-year-old, of Gibraltar Lane, Denton, admitted the offence relating to an incident on June 10 in Levenshulme. The court heard he was found with the drug on December 3 last year at Victoria Railway Station in Manchester. He was also ordered to pay 250 compensation. Voters will go to the polls on Thursday 4 May to elect their representatives on Tameside Council. Magistrates ordered him to carry out 60 hours unpaid work plus pay court costs of 85 and a victim surcharge of 90. WebWe deliver thousands of copies across the region. The 28-year-old admitted the offence after being stopped on Werneth Low Road and found to have 111 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood, exceeding the legal limit. He must also pay 250 compensation and 40 court costs. William Cottle, 48, of Waterfront, Openshaw, pleaded guilty to separate charges of drug driving along the M62 and also in Failsworth on separate dates, refusing to stop, plus a charge of drink driving. He was also ordered to pay 100 compensation, a 128 victim surcharge and 250 court costs. The driving disqualification can be reduced by three months if a driving course is satisfactorily completed. 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. He admitted the charges and was given a 12 months conditional discharge, plus ordered to pay 85 court costs and a 22 victim surcharge. He pleaded guilty to the offence which had happened in Oldham last August. He was banned from the road for a total of 34 months and must also pay court costs of 85. Tameside magistrates have fined Jake Burt 100 for breaching court orders. By Crime and Courts Team. David Forshaw has been jailed for four weeks for failing to comply with court orders. 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. The 48-year-old, of Jackson Close, Oldham, pleaded guilty to the offence, which had happened this year on January 1. The legal limit is 35. The legal limit is 35. He was fined 100 and ordered to pay 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 34. Darren Saxon, 50, of PortlandHouse, pleaded guilty to the offence which happened last year when he appeared at Tameside magistrates. John Lanigan denied causing 300 damage to a taxi when he appeared before Tameside magistates. James Whitehead has been fined 50 for breaching court orders. Lewis Norris narrowly escaped going to jail for a catalogue of offences in Hyde and Glossop. Magistrates fined him 230 and ordered him to pay court costs of 85 and a victim surcharge of 34. He admitted being in breach of the orders. At Tameside Magistrates Court the case was proved in his absence. A Liverpool man has been jailed for life for the abduction and sexual assault of a six-year-old girl in Tameside. Tameside magistrates ordered Jacob Dodd to carry out 210 hours unpaid work. Thursday court round-up Shopkeeper heroin sale charge and dealers sordid phone secret. The 39-year-olds address was given as Midlothian Street in Clayton. Magistrates ordered him to pay 2,660 compensation, plus 85 court costs and a 128 victim surcharge. Driving dangerously through Ashton has cost Samee Haider his driving licence for 14 months. Plans to transform Ashton market square have been welcomed by a sergeant who oversees neighbourhood policing in the town centre. By Crime and Courts Team. Hattersley Projects will be reopening on Sunday 7 May. Courtel and His Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) use their best endeavours to provide lists which are free of errors but give no warranty as to their accuracy or completeness. The driving disqualification can be reduced by 18 weeks if a driving course is successfully completed. 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. The court heard the charge related to an incident in Hyde on November 21 last year, but found the defendant guilty of the offence. The 35-year-old was stopped in King Street on July 17 and found to have 40 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. Wesley Todd of Hattersley was found guilty of a charge of assault and fined 250 by Tameside magistrates for the offence. The 35-year-old, of Ryecroft Close, Ashton, admitted the offence which had happened last New Years Eve. The 40-year-old, of Crescent Road, admitted the offence, discovered in Ashton on January 2 this year. He was ordered to pay 500 court costs and a 95 victim surcharge and was issued with a Rehabilitation Activity Requirement, meaning he must attend appointments as and when required with a responsible officer. Not all appeared before Tameside magistrates but those found guilty of the offence were fined up to 440 in some instances, plus must pay court costs - which in one instance topped 1,100. The 36-year-old, of Wilmans Walk, Hadfield, pleaded guilty to the offence which happened back on December 8, 2019. Jamie McMeekin-Heslam has been fined 380 by Tameside magistrates for failing to provide a specimen when required to do so while in charge of a vehicle. Charges of assault, discoveries of drugs and a woman banned from a supermarket have been among the latest cases heard at Tameside Magistrates' Court. He also admitted one charge of assault and two separate charges of threatening and abusive behaviour. Aaron Bishop has been banned from the road for 12 months for drug driving. He was issued with a restraining order and must pay 75 compensation, 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 95. Dukinfield man Keith Quigley failed to provide a specimen of breath when suspected of having been in charge of a vehicle, Tameside magistrates heard.