County Court · South West
Plymouth Combined Court
The Law Courts, 10 Armada Way, Plymouth, PL1 2ER
Hearing lists
Hearings on Thu 22 Oct Thu 22 Oct
Crown Daily List
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- 8 hearings
- 2 courtrooms
- First 10:00
- Last 10:30
- UK time
Court 3 4 hearings · Before: None
10:00For Sentence50EL0139926First name withheld, PENNEYCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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 Pre-Trial Review50EL0174325First name withheld, TRACECourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing shortly before a trial to check that everything is ready.
10:30For Trial50JI7001422******Court 3Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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.
10:30Plea and Trial Preparation50EL0020726First name withheld, BALEWSKICourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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 4 hearings · Before: None, His Honour Judge Matthew Turner
10:00For Sentence50DE0900524******Court 4Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:00Committal for Sentence50EL0221326First name withheld, FARLEYCourt 4
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A case sent from the magistrates’ court to the Crown Court so the Crown Court can decide the sentence.
10:30For Trial50EL0185923First name withheld, ROACHCourt 4
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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.
For ApplicationS20260084First name withheld, BALLINGER-CLEMENTCourt 4
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- His Honour Judge Matthew Turner
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- A hearing to decide a specific application made to the court.
Hearings on Mon 26 Oct Mon 26 Oct
Crown Daily List
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- 9 hearings
- 1 courtroom
- First 09:00
- Last 10:30
- UK time
Court 3 9 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Linford, None, Deputy District Judge (Mc) Richard Sampson
09:00For Trial50EL0079825First name withheld, HARTCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- His Honour Judge Linford
- 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 Preparation50EL0345426First name withheld, HAYDONCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50EL0346926First name withheld, ASHCROFTCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50EL0072326First name withheld, JULYANCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- Deputy District Judge (Mc) Richard Sampson
- 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.
10:00Plea and Trial Preparation50EL0425325First name withheld, HAWKINS, First name withheld, TOMSCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- Deputy District Judge (Mc) Richard Sampson
- 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 Trial50EL0157826First name withheld, CARPENTERCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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.
10:30Plea and Trial Preparation50EL0349826First name withheld, CROWECourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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.
10:30Plea and Trial Preparation50EL0355426******Court 3Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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.
10:30Plea and Trial Preparation50EL0327226First name withheld, GILGUNNCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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.
Hearings on Tue 27 Oct Tue 27 Oct
Crown Daily List
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- 9 hearings
- 1 courtroom
- First 09:00
- Last 10:30
- UK time
Court 3 9 hearings · Before: His Honour Judge Linford, His Honour Judge Turner, None, Deputy District Judge (Mc) Roderick Hine, His Honour Judge R Linford
09:00For Trial50EL0079825First name withheld, HARTCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- His Honour Judge Linford
- 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.
10:30For Trial50EC7099922******Court 3Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- His Honour Judge Turner
- 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.
10:30Plea and Trial Preparation50EL0245126First name withheld, TUCKERCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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.
10:30Plea and Trial Preparation50EL0310726First name withheld, TUCKERCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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 Sentence50EL0302125First name withheld, KNIGHTCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:30For Sentence50EL0448825First name withheld, KNIGHTCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- Prosecutor
- Other Prosecutor
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
10:30Plea and Trial Preparation50EL0236726First name withheld, TUCKERCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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 Sentence50EL0175324First name withheld, CANTRELLCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- Deputy District Judge (Mc) Roderick Hine
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
Plea and Trial PreparationT20220190First name withheld, TAYLORCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- His Honour Judge R Linford
- 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.
Hearings on Wed 28 Oct Wed 28 Oct
Crown Daily List
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- 6 hearings
- 2 courtrooms
- First 10:30
- Last 11:00
- UK time
Court 3 4 hearings · Before: None, His Honour Judge R Linford
10:30For Trial50EC7099922******Court 3Reporting restrictions may apply
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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 Pre-Trial Review50EL0387625First name withheld, HAMMETTCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- Prosecutor
- Crown Prosecution Service
- What this usually means
- A hearing shortly before a trial to check that everything is ready.
11:00For Trial50EL0123826First name withheld, LEAMANCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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.
For TrialT20240011First name withheld, TURNERCourt 3
- Courtroom
- Court 3
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- His Honour Judge R Linford
- 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 4 2 hearings · Before: None
10:30Plea and Trial Preparation50EL0043425First name withheld, WHYBROWCourt 4
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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 Trial50EL0079825First name withheld, HARTCourt 4
- Courtroom
- Court 4
- Building
- Plymouth
- Before
- None
- 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.
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Aim to arrive at least 30 minutes before your hearing to allow for security checks.
Check you have the right building
Other courts close by, so you can be sure which one is on your paperwork:
- Plymouth Magistrates' Court – St Andrews Street, Plymouth, PL1 2DP (0.2 km away)
- Plymouth Social Security and Child Support Tribunal – St Catherines House, 5 Notte Street, Plymouth, PL1 2TS (0.2 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
Contact
Telephone
Building facilities
- No parking
There are no customer parking facilities at this venue, however paid offsite parking is available within a few metres of the venue at the Guildhall car park and on street parking at the front of the venue.
- Disabled access
Disabled parking is available on request to the Listing Office in advance of hearings.There is a Disabled ramp for access at the front of the building, a bell is situated at the bottom of the ramp for disabled users to attract the attention of security if needed.There is a ramp with hand rails for access to the Jury Entrance
- Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network
Lanyards available on request.
- Assistance dogs
Guide dogs are welcome on site
- Hearing Loop
The building has a portable hearing enhancement system available by prior appointment. Please contact Front of House on 01752 677475 or Plymouth.frontofhouse@Justice.gov.uk.
- Security arch
For Safety and Security, all users and their possessions will be searched by security when they enter the building. We have a security arch. Please alert security if you have a pacemaker.
- Lift
A lift is available in this building to access the first floor. (79.5 cm wide). A wheelchair lift is available for Jurors between the ground and the first floor for wheelchairs up to 105 cm wide and with a weight limit of 400Kg.
- Public toilets
Available in the First floor foyer and District Judge reception waiting area.
- Disabled toilet
Available in the First floor foyer.
- Refreshments
Vending machines are available on the first-floor foyer dispensing hot drinks, cold drinks and snacks.
- Interview room
4 rooms are available, on the first floor. Prior booking for special measures can be booked in advance. Please contact Front of House on 01752 677475 or Plymouth.frontofhouse@Justice.gov.uk
- Waiting Room
The building has a public waiting area on the first floor, plus a separate waiting area outside Courts 3 and 4, there are separate witness waiting areas. Please ask for details.
- Baby changing facility
Baby changing facilities are located in the disabled toilets on the first floor.
- Video facilities
Court/hearing room video conferencing facilities and prison to Court video link are available on site (by prior arrangement). Contact Tel: 01752 677475 or email: Plymouth.frontofhouse@justice.gov.uk
- Wireless network connection
PCU WiFi is available for professional court users, who will need to register to access the system. There is no open WiFi service available in this building.
- Witness service
This location handles
- Adoption
- Bankruptcy
- Childcare arrangements if you separate from your partner
- Crime
- Divorce hearings
- Domestic abuse
- Female Genital Mutilation
- Financial Remedy
- Forced marriage
- 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
Plymouth Combined Court is classed as: County Court.
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Help and support
- Witness Service (Citizens Advice) – Free support for witnesses and victims at criminal courts.
- Legal aid (GOV.UK) – Check whether you can get help with legal costs.
- Citizens Advice – General advice on legal and other problems.
For journalists and observers
Check any reporting restrictions before publishing, and confirm details with the court. See our journalist guide and the public gallery guide.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I find the hearing list for Plymouth Combined Court?
Official lists are published by HMCTS. Use the "View the official list" button on this page to go straight to the list page for Plymouth Combined Court.
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.
- Court information is based on HM Courts & Tribunals Service data. Used under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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