Magistrates' Court · North East
Newton Aycliffe Magistrates' Court
Central Avenue, Newton Aycliffe, DL5 5RT
Hearing lists
Today’s hearings Thu 15 Oct
Magistrates Public List
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- 23 hearings
- 2 courtrooms
- First 10:00
- Last 14:00
- UK time
Courtroom 01 4 hearings · Before: Mrs Frisby JP, Mr Kell JP, Mr Powles JP, Mrs Young JP
- 10:00Sentence******
Theft from a shop; Theft from a shop; Theft from a shop
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 01
- Before
- Mrs Frisby JP, Mr Kell JP, Mr Powles JP, Mrs Young JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 10:00Sentence******
Theft from a shop
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 01
- Before
- Mrs Frisby JP, Mr Kell JP, Mr Powles JP, Mrs Young JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 10:00Sentence******
Fraud by false representation - Fraud Act 2006; Fraud by false representation - Fraud Act 2006; Fraud by false representation - Fraud Act 2006; Fraud by false representation - Fraud Act 2006; Fraud by false representation - Fraud Act 2006; Fraud by false representation - Fraud Act 2006; Fraud by false representation - Fraud Act 2006; Fraud by false representation - Fraud Act 2006; Fraud by false representation - Fraud Act 2006
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 01
- Before
- Mrs Frisby JP, Mr Kell JP, Mr Powles JP, Mrs Young JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 10:00Bail Variation Application******
Send by public communication network an offensive / indecent / obscene / menacing message / matter; Application to vary conditions of bail
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 01
- Before
- Mrs Frisby JP, Mr Kell JP, Mr Powles JP, Mrs Young JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- An application to change the conditions of a defendant’s bail.
Courtroom 03 19 hearings · Before: Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- 10:00Plea******
Assault by beating
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
- 10:00Sentence******
Assault a person thereby occasioning them actual bodily harm
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 10:00Sentence******
Theft from a shop; Theft from a shop
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 10:00Sentence******
Theft from a shop; Theft from a shop; Theft from a shop
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 10:00Sentence******
Breach a non-molestation order - Family Law Act 1996; Breach a non-molestation order - Family Law Act 1996; Breach a non-molestation order - Family Law Act 1996; Breach a non-molestation order - Family Law Act 1996; Breach a non-molestation order - Family Law Act 1996; Breach a non-molestation order - Family Law Act 1996; Attempting to possess controlled drug - Class C
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 10:00Plea******
Assault a constable in the execution of his / her duty
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
- 10:00Sentence******
Fail to give information relating to the identification of the driver / rider of a vehicle when required
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- DURPF
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 10:00Sentence******
Criminal damage to property - value under £5000; Possess an offensive weapon in a public place; Drive a mechanically propelled vehicle on a road / in a public place without due care and attention
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
- 13:30First hearing******
Drive whilst disqualified
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The first time a case comes before the magistrates, usually to take a plea or decide where the case will be heard.
- 13:30First hearing******
Obstruct / resist a constable in execution of duty
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The first time a case comes before the magistrates, usually to take a plea or decide where the case will be heard.
- 13:30First hearing******
Vehicle interference - motor vehicle; Assault a person thereby occasioning them actual bodily harm
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The first time a case comes before the magistrates, usually to take a plea or decide where the case will be heard.
- 13:30First hearing******
Theft from a shop
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The first time a case comes before the magistrates, usually to take a plea or decide where the case will be heard.
- 13:30First hearing******
Common assault of an emergency worker
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The first time a case comes before the magistrates, usually to take a plea or decide where the case will be heard.
- 13:30First hearing******
Fail to provide specimen for analysis - vehicle driver
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The first time a case comes before the magistrates, usually to take a plea or decide where the case will be heard.
- 13:30First hearing******
Theft from a shop; Common assault
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The first time a case comes before the magistrates, usually to take a plea or decide where the case will be heard.
- 13:30First hearing******
Harassment without violence; Send communication / article of an indecent / offensive nature
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The first time a case comes before the magistrates, usually to take a plea or decide where the case will be heard.
- 13:30First hearing******
Drive motor vehicle when alcohol level above limit
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The first time a case comes before the magistrates, usually to take a plea or decide where the case will be heard.
- 13:30First hearing******
Assault a constable in the execution of his / her duty
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The first time a case comes before the magistrates, usually to take a plea or decide where the case will be heard.
- 14:00First hearing******
Possess a controlled drug of Class A - Cocaine
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Before
- Mrs Pogue JP, Mr Powles JP, Mr Race JP, Mrs Sunley JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- The first time a case comes before the magistrates, usually to take a plea or decide where the case will be heard.
Hearings on Thu 22 Oct Thu 22 Oct
Magistrates Public Adult Court List - Future
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- 1 hearing
- 1 courtroom
- First 10:00
- UK time
Courtroom 1 1 hearing
- 10:00******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 1
Hearings on Tue 27 Oct Tue 27 Oct
Magistrates Public Adult Court List - Future
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- 9 hearings
- 2 courtrooms
- First 10:00
- Last 10:00
- UK time
Courtroom 2 7 hearings
- 10:00******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 2
- 10:00******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 2
- 10:00******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 2
- 10:00******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 2
- 10:00******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 2
- 10:00******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 2
- 10:00******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 2
Courtroom 3 2 hearings
- 10:00******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 3
- 10:00******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 3
Hearings on Fri 30 Oct Fri 30 Oct
Magistrates Public Adult Court List - Future
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- 2 hearings
- 1 courtroom
- First 09:30
- Last 09:30
- UK time
Courtroom 3 2 hearings
- 09:30******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 3
- 09:30******
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 3
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Contact
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Building facilities
- Parking
There are three free car parks close to the court. Two are situated in Greenwell Road and one in Stephenson Way.
- Disabled access
Disabled access and disabled toilet
- 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.
- Interview room
Five 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 conferencing facilities and prison to court video link facilities are available (by prior arrangement)
- Witness service
This location handles
- Adoption
- Childcare arrangements if you separate from your partner
- Crime
- Domestic abuse
- Single justice procedure
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What this court deals with
Newton Aycliffe Magistrates' Court is classed as: Magistrates' Court.
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Where can I find the hearing list for Newton Aycliffe Magistrates' Court?
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What should I do if I will be late or cannot attend?
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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.
What cases does a magistrates’ court hear?
Magistrates’ courts deal with the less serious criminal cases, and send more serious cases to the Crown Court for trial or sentence.
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.
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