Magistrates' Court · North East
South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
Millbank, Secretan Way, Tyne & Wear, South Shields, NE33 1RG
Hearing lists
Today’s hearings Thu 15 Oct
Magistrates Public List
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- 9 hearings
- 2 courtrooms
- First 10:00
- Last 14:00
- UK time
Courtroom 02 3 hearings
14:00Sentence10C50265326******Courtroom 02Theft from a shop; Assault by beating; Assault by beating
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
14:00Sentence11WW0097525******Courtroom 02Assault by beating; Theft by employee; Threat to damage / destroy property; Criminal damage to property valued under £5000
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NECD
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
14:00Sentence10B10916226******Courtroom 02Use a motor vehicle on a road / public place without third party insurance; Drive a motor vehicle otherwise than in accordance with a licence - non-endorsable offence; Drive a motor vehicle dangerously; Drive whilst unfit through drink
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
Courtroom 03 6 hearings · Before: Mrs Bowler JP, Mrs Cunningham JP, Mrs Fahey JP, Mr Robson JP
10:00Plea10C11532426******Courtroom 03Theft from a shop; Common assault; Common assault
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Bowler JP, Mrs Cunningham JP, Mrs Fahey JP, Mr Robson JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
10:00Plea10C11532426******Courtroom 03Theft from a shop
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Bowler JP, Mrs Cunningham JP, Mrs Fahey JP, Mr Robson JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
10:00Mention10B30838526******Courtroom 03Possess knife blade / sharp pointed article in a public place - Criminal Justice Act 1988; Possess a loaded / unloaded air weapon in a public place
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Bowler JP, Mrs Cunningham JP, Mrs Fahey JP, Mr Robson JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
10:00First hearing10A71606726******Courtroom 03Driver of a vehicle fail to stop after a road accident
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Bowler JP, Mrs Cunningham JP, Mrs Fahey JP, Mr Robson JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- 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.
10:00First hearing10B21765326******Courtroom 03Drive motor vehicle when alcohol level above limit
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Bowler JP, Mrs Cunningham JP, Mrs Fahey JP, Mr Robson JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- 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 hearing10A11419726******Courtroom 03Theft from a shop
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Bowler JP, Mrs Cunningham JP, Mrs Fahey JP, Mr Robson JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- 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.
Tomorrow’s hearings Fri 16 Oct
Magistrates Public List
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- 16 hearings
- 3 courtrooms
- First 10:00
- Last 14:00
- UK time
Courtroom 02 9 hearings · Before: Mrs Gregson JP, Mr Hewitson JP, Mr Moir JP
10:00Review10C31417626******Courtroom 02Use a vehicle on a road when blue / amber / green / yellow warning beacon was used in a prohibited manner; Use a vehicle on a road when blue / amber / green / yellow warning beacon was used in a prohibited manner; Sounding unauthorised audible warning instrument on a vehicle; Sounding unauthorised audible warning instrument on a vehicle; Possess an offensive weapon in a public place; Breach a sexual risk order / interim sexual risk order; Drive a mechanically propelled vehicle on a road / in a public place without due care and attention
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Gregson JP, Mr Hewitson JP, Mr Moir JP
- Prosecutor
- NUMPF
10:00Mention10B11118526******Courtroom 02Drunk and disorderly in a public place; Assault a constable in the execution of his / her duty
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Gregson JP, Mr Hewitson JP, Mr Moir JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
14:00Plea10A61541226******Courtroom 02In charge of vehicle whilst unfit through drink
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Gregson JP, Mr Hewitson JP, Mr Moir JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
14:00First hearing10C10981526******Courtroom 02Racially / religiously aggravated intentional harassment / alarm / distress - words / writing
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Gregson JP, Mr Hewitson JP, Mr Moir JP
- Prosecutor
- NUMPF
- 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.
14:00Further Case Management10A20081926******Courtroom 02Breach a sexual risk order / risk of sexual harm order etc
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Gregson JP, Mr Hewitson JP, Mr Moir JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- A hearing to check progress and set out what each side must do before trial.
14:00First hearing10B30363326******Courtroom 02Criminal damage to property - value under £5000; Possess knife blade / sharp pointed article in a public place - Criminal Justice Act 1988
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Gregson JP, Mr Hewitson JP, Mr Moir JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- 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 hearing10A50128026******Courtroom 02Possess with intent to supply a controlled drug of Class B - Cannabis
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Gregson JP, Mr Hewitson JP, Mr Moir JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- 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 hearing10OO1634726******Courtroom 02Drive whilst unfit through drink; Fail to stop a mechanically propelled vehicle when required by constable / traffic warden; Drive a mechanically propelled vehicle on a road / in a public place without due care and attention; Driver of a vehicle involved in a road accident fail to report that accident; Drive motor vehicle when alcohol level above limit
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Gregson JP, Mr Hewitson JP, Mr Moir JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- 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 hearing10B21624526******Courtroom 02Obstruct / resist a person assisting a constable in execution of duty; Common assault
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 02
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Gregson JP, Mr Hewitson JP, Mr Moir JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- 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.
Courtroom 03 4 hearings · Before: Mrs Chapman JP, Mr Connor JP, Mr McDonald JP
10:00Bail Variation Application10E11380026******Courtroom 03Assault by beating; Assault a person thereby occasioning them actual bodily harm; Assault by beating; Assault by beating; Assault by beating; Assault by beating; Intentional strangulation; Application to vary conditions of bail
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Chapman JP, Mr Connor JP, Mr McDonald JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- An application to change the conditions of a defendant’s bail.
10:00Bail Variation Application10E11380026******Courtroom 03Assault by beating; Assault a person thereby occasioning them actual bodily harm; Assault by beating; Assault by beating; Assault by beating; Assault by beating; Intentional strangulation
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Chapman JP, Mr Connor JP, Mr McDonald JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- An application to change the conditions of a defendant’s bail.
14:00Sentence10A10593026******Courtroom 03Possess knife blade / sharp pointed article in a public place - Criminal Justice Act 1988
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Chapman JP, Mr Connor JP, Mr McDonald JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
14:00Review10B10131926******Courtroom 03Engage in controlling / coercive behaviour in an intimate / family relationship; Engage in controlling / coercive behaviour in an intimate / family relationship
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 03
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Before
- Mrs Chapman JP, Mr Connor JP, Mr McDonald JP
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
Courtroom 04 3 hearings
10:00Trial10A71038426******Courtroom 04Drive motor vehicle when alcohol level above limit
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 04
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
10:00Trial10A10105626******Courtroom 04Theft from a shop
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 04
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
10:00Trial10A50179726******Courtroom 04Drunk in charge of a child under the age of seven years
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 04
- Building
- Sitting at South Tyneside Magistrates' Court
- Prosecutor
- CPS-NEN
- What this usually means
- A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
Hearings on Mon 19 Oct Mon 19 Oct
Magistrates Public Adult Court List - Future
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- 3 hearings
- 1 courtroom
- First 10:00
- Last 14:00
- UK time
Courtroom 3 3 hearings
10:002600253433******Courtroom 3
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 3
10:002600253417******Courtroom 3
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 3
14:002600253506******Courtroom 3
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- Courtroom 3
Hearings on Fri 30 Oct Fri 30 Oct
Magistrates Public Adult Court List - Future
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- 1 hearing
- 1 courtroom
- First 10:00
- UK time
Courtroom 3 1 hearing
10:002600225065******Courtroom 3
- Courtroom
- Courtroom 3
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Other courts close by, so you can be sure which one is on your paperwork:
- North Shields County Court and Family Court – Kings Court, Earl Grey Way, Royal Quays, North Shields, NE29 6AR (1.4 km away)
- North Tyneside Magistrates' Court – The Courthouse, Tynemouth Road, North Shields, NE30 1AG (2.0 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
9:00 am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday
Contact
Telephone
Enquiries
Magistrates’ Court Enquiries: Courts and Tribunals Service Centre. Monday to Friday 8:30am – 5pm and Saturday 8am – 2pm
Single Justice Service
Single Justice Service Centre - If your query relates to a Singles Justice Procedure Case – Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5pm
Payments
Citizens advice
Social security and child support
Enquiries
Magistrates’ Court Enquiries: Courts and Tribunals Service Centre
Enquiries
Single Justice Service Centre if your query relates to a Single Justice Procedure Case
Listing
Payments
Social security and child support
Building facilities
- No parking
There are no public parking facilities available at the building. Public transport is available to the building via the bus and metro Interchange.
- Disabled access
Disabled access
- 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
For safety and security, all users and their possessions will be searched by security when they enter this building. We have a security arch. Please alert the security officer if you have a pacemaker.
- Public toilets
There are public toilets on the ground floor.
- Disabled toilet
Disabled toilet on the first floor.
- Refreshments
Water dispensers are available to the public on the ground floor.
- Interview room
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)
- Wireless network connection
Gov Wi-Fi is available throughout the building. Personal passwords are provided when one signs up to it.
- Witness service
This location handles
- Crime
- Single justice procedure
- Benefits
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What this court deals with
South Tyneside Magistrates' Court is classed as: Magistrates' Court.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I find the hearing list for South Tyneside Magistrates' 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 South Tyneside Magistrates' 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.
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.
- 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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