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Bournemouth Combined Court

Courts of Justice, Deansleigh Road, Bournemouth, BH7 7DS

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Today’s hearings Thu 15 Oct

Crown Daily List

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  • 19 hearings
  • 5 courtrooms
  • First NOT BEFORE 02:00 pm
  • Last NOT BEFORE 12:45 pm
  • UK time
Court 2 2 hearings · Before: Her Honour Judge Evans KC
  1. Plea and Trial PreparationU20261926******Court 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Her Honour Judge Evans KC
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  2. Trial (Part Heard)U20261843******Court 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Her Honour Judge Evans KC
Court 3 10 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge R Pawson
  1. NOT BEFORE 02:00 pmPlea and Trial PreparationU20261863******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  2. NOT BEFORE 11:30 amPlea and Trial PreparationU20261930******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  3. NOT BEFORE 11:45 amPlea and Trial PreparationU20261922******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  4. NOT BEFORE 12:00 pmFor TrialU20261859******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    The evidence is heard and the court decides whether the charge is proved. A "floater" has no fixed start and may be called on at short notice when a courtroom is free.
  5. Plea and Trial PreparationU20261923******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  6. For SentenceU20261861******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  7. Plea and Trial PreparationU20261929******Court 3Defendant to be produced
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  8. Committal for SentenceU20261927******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    A case sent from the magistrates’ court to the Crown Court so the Crown Court can decide the sentence.
  9. Plea and Trial PreparationU20261928******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  10. Plea and Trial PreparationU20261925******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
Court 4 3 hearings · Before: Her Honour Judge Maylin
  1. Further Case ManagementU20261865******Court 4Defendant to be produced
    Courtroom
    Court 4
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Her Honour Judge Maylin
    What this usually means
    A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
  2. Plea and Trial PreparationU20261950******Court 4
    Courtroom
    Court 4
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Her Honour Judge Maylin
    What this usually means
    The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
  3. Trial (Part Heard)U20261845******Court 4
    Courtroom
    Court 4
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Her Honour Judge Maylin
Court 5 1 hearing · Before: His Honour Judge Fuller KC
  1. Trial (Part Heard)U20261846******Court 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge Fuller KC
Court 99 3 hearings · Before: Recorder J Crooknorth
  1. NOT BEFORE 02:15 pmFor MentionU20261951******Court 99
    Courtroom
    Court 99
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Recorder J Crooknorth
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  2. NOT BEFORE 12:45 pmFurther Case ManagementU20261866******Court 99
    Courtroom
    Court 99
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Recorder J Crooknorth
    What this usually means
    A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
  3. Trial (Part Heard)U20261936******Court 99
    Courtroom
    Court 99
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Recorder J Crooknorth

Tomorrow’s hearings Fri 16 Oct

Crown Daily List

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  • 15 hearings
  • 5 courtrooms
  • First NOT BEFORE 12:00 pm
  • UK time
Court 2 4 hearings · Before: Her Honour Judge Evans KC
  1. NOT BEFORE 12:00 pmFurther Case ManagementU20261873******Court 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Her Honour Judge Evans KC
    What this usually means
    A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
  2. Trial (Part Heard)U20261843******Court 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Her Honour Judge Evans KC
  3. For MentionS20260004First name withheld, HINCHLIFFECourt 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Her Honour Judge Evans KC
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  4. For SentenceT20260002First name withheld, BAKERCourt 2
    Courtroom
    Court 2
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Her Honour Judge Evans KC
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
Court 3 4 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge R Pawson
  1. For SentenceU20261932******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  2. For MentionU20261871******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  3. For Pre-Trial ReviewU20261868******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    A hearing shortly before a trial to check that everything is ready.
  4. For SentenceU20261874******Court 3
    Courtroom
    Court 3
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge R Pawson
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
Court 4 1 hearing · Before: Her Honour Judge Maylin
  1. Trial (Part Heard)U20261845******Court 4
    Courtroom
    Court 4
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Her Honour Judge Maylin
Court 5 5 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Fuller KC
  1. Breach of Suspended SentenceS20260066First name withheld, LOVERIDGECourt 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge Fuller KC
    Prosecutor
    Other Prosecutor
  2. For Application under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002U20250833******Court 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge Fuller KC
  3. For MentionU20261870******Court 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge Fuller KC
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  4. For MentionU20261952******Court 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge Fuller KC
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  5. Committal for SentenceU20261933******Court 5
    Courtroom
    Court 5
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    His Honour Judge Fuller KC
    What this usually means
    A case sent from the magistrates’ court to the Crown Court so the Crown Court can decide the sentence.
Court 99 1 hearing · Before: Recorder J Crooknorth
  1. Trial (Part Heard)U20261936******Court 99
    Courtroom
    Court 99
    Building
    Bournemouth Crown And County Courts
    Before
    Recorder J Crooknorth

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Opening times

Court open
Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm
Counter open
Civil counter service by previously arranged appointment only. Please call 01202 502809 Monday to Friday 9:30am to 3:30pm to book.
Telephone enquiries answered
Monday to Friday 9:30am to 3:30pm

Contact

Telephone

Enquiries
General switchboard
Enquiries
National Contact Centre for Civil & Family Court - Monday to Friday 8:30am -5pm
Enquiries
Divorce Contact Centre - Monday to Friday 10am - 6pm
Family public law (children in care)
For cases containing C0
Family public law (children in care)
Digital process for case numbers starting with C5
Social security and child support
Witness service
Witness Service

Email

Family court
For all Family enquiries, including C100 applications
Family public law (children in care)
For 12-digit case numbers or those containing C5
Social security and child support
Enquiries
For work experience, marshalling, and group visits please use this email

Building facilities

  • Parking

    The Court has free public parking.

  • Disabled access

    Disabled access, parking and toilet facilities.

  • Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network

    Lanyards available on request.

  • Assistance dogs

    Assistance dogs are welcome.

  • Hearing Loop

    The building has hearing enhancement facilities available by prior arrangement. Please contact the Court office by telephone or email if necessary.

  • Security arch

    All court users and their possessions will be searched when they enter this building, including by passing through a detector arch. Please alert the security officer if you have a pacemaker.

  • Refreshments

    Restaurant open from 8.00am to 3.00pm serving hot and cold food and drinks.

  • Interview room

    Sixteen interview rooms are available at this court.

  • Baby changing facility

    Baby changing facilities are available in the disabled toilets on the ground floor

  • Video facilities

    Court/hearing room video facilities and prison to court video link facilities are available by prior arrangement. Please contact the court by telephone or email to let us know of your requirements.

  • Witness service

    The Justice Advice Project is available on site to provide assistance.

This location handles

  • Adoption
  • Bankruptcy
  • Childcare arrangements if you separate from your partner
  • Crime
  • Divorce hearings
  • Domestic abuse
  • Financial Remedy
  • High Court cases – serious or high profile criminal or civil law cases
  • Housing
  • Money claims
  • Single justice procedure
  • Benefits

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What this court deals with

Bournemouth Combined Court is classed as: County Court.

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