County Court · South East
Canterbury Combined Court Centre
Canterbury Combined Court and Family Court Hearing Centre, The Law Courts, Chaucer Road, Canterbury, CT1 1ZA
Hearing lists
Today’s hearings Thu 15 Oct
Crown Daily List
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- 17 hearings
- 4 courtrooms
- First 10:00
- Last 16:00
- UK time
Court 4 5 hearings · Before: Her Honour Judge Counsell
- 10:00For Mention and to Fix******
Prosecution via CVP
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 10:00For Application for BailFirst name withheld, FITZGERALD
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 10:00For SentenceFirst name withheld, VYSE
Prosecution via CVP
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 10:00For SentenceFirst name withheld, BENNINGTON, First name withheld, CANTARIS, First name withheld, JACOBS
Prosecution via CVP
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 12:00For TrialFirst name withheld, AKINTOLA
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 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.
Court 5 1 hearing · Before: His Honour Judge James The Honorary Recorder Of Canterbury
- 10:00Trial (Part Heard)******
- Courtroom
- Court 5
- Before
- His Honour Judge James The Honorary Recorder Of Canterbury
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
Court 6 1 hearing · Before: The Honourable Mrs Justice Foster
- 10:00For TrialFirst name withheld, WHARMBY
- Courtroom
- Court 6
- Before
- The Honourable Mrs Justice Foster
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- 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.
Court 7 10 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Fowler
- 10:00For SentenceFirst name withheld, BOOKER
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 10:00For Mention******
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
- 11:00Further Case Management******
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
- 11:30For SentenceFirst name withheld, GALVIN
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 12:00For Mention and to FixFirst name withheld, GILES
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 12:30Plea and Trial PreparationFirst name withheld, JALAL
All parties via CVP
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 14:10Plea and Trial PreparationFirst name withheld, DAVIES
All parties via CVP
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 14:10Further Case ManagementFirst name withheld, ANSLOW, First name withheld, IVANOVAS
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
- 14:10Further Case ManagementFirst name withheld, BALAZECKIS, First name withheld, TARASKEVICIUTE
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
- 16:00For HearingFirst name withheld, PIPER
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
Tomorrow’s hearings Fri 16 Oct
Crown Daily List
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- 16 hearings
- 4 courtrooms
- First 10:00
- Last 15:30
- UK time
Court 3 6 hearings · Before: Her Honour Judge Counsell
- 10:00For TrialFirst name withheld, AKINTOLA
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 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.
- 14:10For Application to Break Fixture******
Prosecution via CVP
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 14:10For Application to Break FixtureFirst name withheld, DUMIGAN
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 14:30For SentenceFirst name withheld, KELLY, First name withheld, CASSIDY
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 15:30For MentionFirst name withheld, COLLINS
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
- 15:30For Application under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002First name withheld, BALLOGUN
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
Court 5 1 hearing · Before: His Honour Judge James The Honorary Recorder Of Canterbury
- 10:00Trial (Part Heard)******
- Courtroom
- Court 5
- Before
- His Honour Judge James The Honorary Recorder Of Canterbury
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
Court 6 1 hearing · Before: The Honourable Mrs Justice Foster
- 10:00For TrialFirst name withheld, WHARMBY
- Courtroom
- Court 6
- Before
- The Honourable Mrs Justice Foster
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- 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.
Court 7 8 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Fowler
- 10:00For ApplicationFirst name withheld, GRIFFITHS
All parties via CVP
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- A hearing to decide a specific application made to the court.
- 10:00For ApplicationFirst name withheld, CAPPER
All parties via CVP
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing to decide a specific application made to the court.
- 10:00For ApplicationFirst name withheld, GRIFFITHS
All parties via CVP
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- A hearing to decide a specific application made to the court.
- 11:00For SentenceFirst name withheld, LILLEY, First name withheld, SHIELDS
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 12:00For Mention******
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- What this usually means
- A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
- 12:30Plea and Trial PreparationFirst name withheld, CRISTACHE
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 14:10For Pre-Trial ReviewFirst name withheld, READ
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing shortly before a trial to check that everything is ready.
- 14:30For PleaFirst name withheld, KHIYARAK
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
Hearings on Mon 19 Oct Mon 19 Oct
Crown Daily List
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- 27 hearings
- 6 courtrooms
- First 09:45
- Last 15:00
- UK time
Court 2 3 hearings · Before: Her Honour Judge Counsell
- 10:00Plea and Trial PreparationFirst name withheld, TAYLOR
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 10:30For TrialFirst name withheld, AKINTOLA
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 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.
- 10:30For Trial******
- Courtroom
- Court 2
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Counsell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 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.
Court 3 5 hearings · Before: Her Honour Judge Russell
- 10:30Plea and Trial PreparationFirst name withheld, DRAPER
All parties via CVP
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Russell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 11:15Plea and Trial PreparationFirst name withheld, MATTHEWMAN
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Russell
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 12:00Plea and Trial Preparation******
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Russell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 14:10Plea and Trial PreparationFirst name withheld, SMITH, First name withheld, LEE
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Russell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 15:00Plea and Trial PreparationFirst name withheld, NEWBY
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Before
- Her Honour Judge Russell
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 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 13 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- 09:45For Mention******
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
- 09:45For MentionFirst name withheld, MISTRY
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
- 10:00For Trial******
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 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.
- 10:00For Trial******
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- 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.
- 10:00Plea and Trial PreparationFirst name withheld, ROBERTS
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 10:00For Execution of Bench WarrantFirst name withheld, WINSBURY
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 10:00For Plea******
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
- 10:00Plea and Trial Preparation******
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 10:00For Trial (Backer)******
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 10:00For Trial (Backer)******
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 10:00For Trial (Backer)First name withheld, MORLEY, First name withheld, CHEYNE
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 10:00For MentionFirst name withheld, HODGSON
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
- 10:00Plea and Trial Preparation******
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Before
- His Honour Judge S Taylor KC
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 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 5 1 hearing · Before: The Honourable Mrs Justice Foster
- 10:00For TrialFirst name withheld, WHARMBY
- Courtroom
- Court 5
- Before
- The Honourable Mrs Justice Foster
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- 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.
Court 6 1 hearing · Before: His Honour Judge James The Honorary Recorder Of Canterbury
- 10:30Trial (Part Heard)******
- Courtroom
- Court 6
- Before
- His Honour Judge James The Honorary Recorder Of Canterbury
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
Court 7 4 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Fowler
- 10:00Plea and Trial PreparationFirst name withheld, WALKER
All parties via CVP
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 10:45Plea and Trial PreparationFirst name withheld, KING
All parties to attend
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- The first Crown Court hearing: the defendant is asked to plead and the court sets a timetable for the case.
- 11:00For TrialFirst name withheld, VAN DEN BOSSCHE
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- 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.
- 11:30For Trial (Backer)First name withheld, UKA
- Courtroom
- Court 7
- Before
- His Honour Judge Fowler
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
First names are masked: defendants appear as ******, or ****** SURNAME where the list gives one. Lists can change at short notice, so check the official list before you travel.
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- Canterbury Magistrates' Court – Broad Street, Canterbury, CT1 2UE (0.7 km away)
Before you go
- Bring your court paperwork and photo ID.
- Expect airport-style security. Leave sharp or prohibited items at home.
- If you will be late or cannot attend, contact the court and your solicitor as soon as possible.
- Mobile phones must usually be silent, and recording is not allowed.
Venue details
Opening times
Court open
Monday to Friday - 8am to 6pm
Counter open
Civil: For urgent matters only, by prior appointment via the enquiries lines
Counter service by appointment only
Family: For urgent matters only, by prior appointment
Crown Court open
Crown: Counter open from 10am to 4:30pm
Contact
Telephone
Crown court
Enquiries
Enquiries
Divorce Contact Centre - Monday to Friday 10am - 6pm
Enquiries
National Contact Centre for Civil & Family Court - Monday to Friday 8:30am -5pm
Family public law (children in care)
Digital process for case numbers starting with C5
Witness service
Witness Service
Crown court
County court
Civil Enquiries
Breathing space enquiries
Family court
Including C100 applications
Family public law (children in care)
Digital process for case numbers starting with C5
Building facilities
- Parking
There is free public parking at or nearby this court.
- Disabled access
This building has level access to the building entrance, and court room. There are limited disabled parking spaces available - please contact the court by telephone if a disabled parking space is required. Two disabled lifts are available.
- Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network
Lanyards available on request.
- Assistance dogs
Assistance dogs are welcome
- Hearing Loop
The building has a portable hearing enhancement system available by prior arrangement. Please contact the court by telephone or email to let us know of your requirements.
- Refreshments
Cafeteria is open from 9am to 2.30pm (Hot food served up to 2pm) Cold drinks vending machine is available
- Interview room
21 interview rooms are available at this court.
- Baby changing facility
Baby changing facilities are available.
- Video facilities
Court/hearing room video conferencing facilities and prison to court video link facilities are available (by prior arrangement)
- Wireless network connection
This court has wireless internet access available within the building.
- Witness service
This location handles
- Adoption
- Bankruptcy
- Childcare arrangements if you separate from your partner
- Crime
- Divorce hearings
- Domestic abuse
- High Court cases – serious or high profile criminal or civil law cases
- Housing
- Money claims
- Single justice procedure
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What this court deals with
Canterbury Combined Court Centre is classed as: County Court.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I find the hearing list for Canterbury Combined Court Centre?
Official lists are published by HMCTS. Use the "View the official list" button on this page to go straight to the list page for Canterbury Combined Court Centre.
Can I watch a hearing?
Most hearings in criminal and civil courts are open to the public, but some are private or restricted. Expect security screening on entry.
What should I do if I will be late or cannot attend?
Contact the court named on your paperwork and your solicitor (if you have one) as early as you can. Do not simply stay away.
Why can’t I find my case on the list?
See our guide on why a case may not be listed. Lists are published at different times and some hearings are never published.
Sources and updates
- Hearing lists: official list page for this court on the HMCTS Court and Tribunal Hearings service. Each list shows when HMCTS updated it and when we last checked. How we get our lists.
- Venue details: official Find a court or tribunal page (dataset checked 2026-10-04), live details last checked 13 Oct 2026.
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