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Warrington Magistrates' Court

Warrington Law Courts, Legh Street, Warrington, WA1 1UR

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Today’s hearings Thu 15 Oct

Magistrates Public List

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  • 36 hearings
  • 3 courtrooms
  • First 09:45
  • Last 15:00
  • UK time
Courtroom 01 7 hearings · Before: Mrs Jones JP, Mrs Riley JP
  1. 10:00Trial07NZ0924525******Courtroom 01Breach a non-molestation order - Family Law Act 1996; Breach a non-molestation order - Family Law Act 1996
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mrs Jones JP, Mrs Riley JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
  2. 10:00Trial07NZ0138226******Courtroom 01Criminal damage to property - value under £5000; Assault by beating
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mrs Jones JP, Mrs Riley JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
  3. 10:00Trial07NZ1708425******Courtroom 01Possess a controlled drug of Class A - MDMA
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mrs Jones JP, Mrs Riley JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
  4. 10:00Trial07NZ1291826******Courtroom 01Common assault; Assault by beating; Arrest by a constable for breaking / likely to break bail conditions - duty to surrender into the custody of a court
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mrs Jones JP, Mrs Riley JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
  5. 10:00Mention07NZ1009226******Courtroom 01Criminal damage to property - value under £5000; Assault by beating; Trespass with intent to commit criminal offence
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mrs Jones JP, Mrs Riley JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  6. 10:00Mention07NZ1342126******Courtroom 01Assault by beating; Assault by beating; Use threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour to cause harassment / alarm / distress; Assault a constable in the execution of his / her duty; Theft from a shop
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mrs Jones JP, Mrs Riley JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  7. 14:00Trial07WZ0207626******Courtroom 01Criminal damage to property - value under £5000; Common assault of an emergency worker; Obstruct / resist a constable in execution of duty; Assault by beating; Common assault of an emergency worker
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mrs Jones JP, Mrs Riley JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
Courtroom 02 12 hearings · Before: District Judge (MC) McGarva
  1. 09:45First hearing05C20103726******Courtroom 02Harassment - breach of a restraining order after acquittal (Order made under s 5 PHA 97).; Possess a controlled drug of Class B - Cannabis / Cannabis Resin; Harassment without violence
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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.
  2. 10:00Mention - Defendant to Attend77DD2421325******Courtroom 02Dishonestly make a false statement to obtain a benefit / advantage / payment
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    Central Fraud Team CF10 3NQ
  3. 10:00Sentence07NZ0315226******Courtroom 02Harassment without violence
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  4. 10:00Plea07NZ0445226******Courtroom 02Assault by beating; Threats to kill; Intentional strangulation
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
  5. 10:00First hearing07NZ1492426******Courtroom 02Assault by beating
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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.
  6. 10:00First hearing07EZ1138126******Courtroom 02Stalking without fear / alarm / distress
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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.
  7. 10:00First hearing07NZ1218926******Courtroom 02Theft from the person of another; Criminal damage to property - value under £5000; Assault by beating
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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.
  8. 10:00Hearing07EZ0683926******Courtroom 02Stalking without fear / alarm / distress; Arrest by a constable for breaking / likely to break bail conditions - duty to surrender into the custody of a court
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
  9. 10:00Hearing07NZ1353526******Courtroom 02Criminal damage to property - value under £5000; Assault by beating; Arrest by a constable for breaking / likely to break bail conditions - duty to surrender into the custody of a court
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
  10. 14:00Bail Application07NZ1485826******Courtroom 02Possess a controlled drug of Class B - Cannabis / Cannabis Resin; Possess a controlled drug of Class B - Cannabis / Cannabis Resin; Send communication threatening death or serious harm
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
  11. 14:30Mention - Defendant to Attend07EZ1265126******Courtroom 02Stalking without fear / alarm / distress
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
  12. 15:00First hearing07EZ0905926******Courtroom 02Criminal damage to property - value under £5000
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    District Judge (MC) McGarva
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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 17 hearings · Before: Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
  1. 10:00Plea07NZ1185226******Courtroom 03Use threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause fear of / provoke unlawful violence
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
  2. 10:00Plea07NZ1185226******Courtroom 03Use threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause fear of / provoke unlawful violence
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
  3. 10:00Plea07NZ1189526******Courtroom 03Theft from a shop; Theft from a shop; Theft from a shop
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
  4. 10:00Plea07NZ1191426******Courtroom 03Use threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause fear of / provoke unlawful violence; Common assault
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
  5. 10:00Sentence07NZ1353626******Courtroom 03Fraud by abuse of position - Fraud Act 2006
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  6. 10:00Sentence07NZ0448726******Courtroom 03Theft - other - including theft by finding; Theft - other - including theft by finding; Theft - other - including theft by finding; Theft - other - including theft by finding; Theft - other - including theft by finding; Theft - other - including theft by finding; Theft - other - including theft by finding
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  7. 10:00Bail Application07NZ1477426******Courtroom 03Harassment - breach of a restraining order on conviction; Harassment - breach of a restraining order on conviction; Assault by beating; Assault a constable in the execution of his / her duty
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
  8. 10:00First hearing07NZ1336226******Courtroom 03Theft from a shop; Theft from a shop
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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.
  9. 10:00First hearing07NZ1444326******Courtroom 03Theft from a shop
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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. 10:00First hearing07NZ1411526******Courtroom 03Assault a constable in the execution of his / her duty
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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.
  11. 13:30First hearing07NZ1312026******Courtroom 03Theft from a shop; Press/Publication restrictions apply to this case
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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.
  12. 13:30First hearing07NZ0827326******Courtroom 03Drive a motor vehicle dangerously; Use a motor vehicle on a road / public place without third party insurance; Drive a motor vehicle otherwise than in accordance with a licence - endorsable offence; Possess a weapon for the discharge of a noxious liquid / gas / electrical incapacitation device / thing; Possess a controlled drug of Class B - Cannabis / Cannabis Resin; Press/Publication restrictions apply to this case
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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. 13:30First hearing07NZ1420326******Courtroom 03Criminal damage to property - value under £5000; Assault by beating; Possess a controlled drug of Class B - Cannabis / Cannabis Resin; Press/Publication restrictions apply to this case
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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. 14:00Plea07NZ0083326******Courtroom 03Criminal damage to property - value under £5000; Press/Publication restrictions apply to this case
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
  15. 14:00Mention07NZ1041026******Courtroom 03Theft from a shop; Press/Publication restrictions apply to this case
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  16. 14:00Plea07NZ0867126******Courtroom 03Assault by beating; Criminal damage to property - value under £5000; Assault by beating; Press/Publication restrictions apply to this case
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.
  17. 14:00Mention07NZ1159926******Courtroom 03Theft from a shop; Press/Publication restrictions apply to this case
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 03
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Dodd JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mr Johnston JP, Mrs Kapur JP, Mr Sheth
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.

Tomorrow’s hearings Fri 16 Oct

Magistrates Public Adult Court List - Future

Updated by HMCTS: . We last checked: .

  • 7 hearings
  • 2 courtrooms
  • First 09:30
  • Last 14:00
  • UK time
Courtroom 1 3 hearings
  1. 09:302600056233******Courtroom 1
    Courtroom
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  2. 13:302600055156******Courtroom 1
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  3. 13:302600011639******Courtroom 1
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Courtroom 2 4 hearings
  1. 09:302600055547******Courtroom 2
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  2. 10:002600053412******Courtroom 2
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  3. 13:302600055504******Courtroom 2
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  4. 14:002600053102******Courtroom 2
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Magistrates Public List

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  • 13 hearings
  • 2 courtrooms
  • First 10:00
  • Last 14:00
  • UK time
Courtroom 01 5 hearings
  1. 10:00Trial07NZ1174225******Courtroom 01Fraud by abuse of position - Fraud Act 2006
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
  2. 10:00Trial06A10870224******Courtroom 01Drive a motor vehicle dangerously; Assault a person thereby occasioning them actual bodily harm
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Prosecutor
    CPS-NW
    What this usually means
    A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
  3. 14:00Trial07SJ0156626******Courtroom 01Drive a vehicle when the registration mark fails to conform with regulations; Use a motor vehicle on a road when there was insufficient transmission of light through the vehicle glass
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
  4. 14:00Trial07SJ0628925******Courtroom 01Drive a mechanically propelled vehicle on a road / in a public place without due care and attention
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
  5. 14:00Trial07NZ0329026******Courtroom 01Use threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause fear of / provoke unlawful violence
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 01
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing where evidence is heard and the court or jury decides guilt.
Courtroom 02 8 hearings · Before: Mr Finch JP, Mr Mullins JP, Mr Pauline JP
  1. 10:00Sentence07EZ0904726******Courtroom 02Assault by beating
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Finch JP, Mr Mullins JP, Mr Pauline JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  2. 10:00Sentence07EZ0590426******Courtroom 02Assault by beating; Assault by beating
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Finch JP, Mr Mullins JP, Mr Pauline JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  3. 10:00Mention07NZ1446226******Courtroom 02Assault by beating; Assault by beating; Assault by beating
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Finch JP, Mr Mullins JP, Mr Pauline JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A short hearing to deal with a procedural point or check progress.
  4. 10:00First hearing07WZ1493826******Courtroom 02Assault by beating
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Finch JP, Mr Mullins JP, Mr Pauline JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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.
  5. 10:00First hearing07EZ1333725******Courtroom 02Intentional strangulation; Engage in controlling / coercive behaviour in an intimate / family relationship; Cause administer poison / noxious thing with intent to injure / aggrieve / annoy
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Finch JP, Mr Mullins JP, Mr Pauline JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    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.
  6. 14:00Sentence07EZ0723226******Courtroom 02Use threatening / abusive words / behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Finch JP, Mr Mullins JP, Mr Pauline JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  7. 14:00Sentence07EZ0262926******Courtroom 02Assault by beating
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Finch JP, Mr Mullins JP, Mr Pauline JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    A hearing at which the court decides the punishment after a guilty plea or verdict.
  8. 14:00Plea07NZ0661626******Courtroom 02Harassment without violence
    Courtroom
    Courtroom 02
    Building
    Sitting at Warrington Magistrates' Court
    Before
    Mr Finch JP, Mr Mullins JP, Mr Pauline JP
    Prosecutor
    CPS-MC
    What this usually means
    The defendant is asked whether they plead guilty or not guilty.

Hearings on Thu 22 Oct Thu 22 Oct

Magistrates Public Adult Court List - Future

Updated by HMCTS: . We last checked: .

  • 10 hearings
  • 3 courtrooms
  • First 09:30
  • Last 13:30
  • UK time
Courtroom 1 2 hearings
  1. 09:302600056438******Courtroom 1
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  2. 13:302600056179******Courtroom 1
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Courtroom 2 2 hearings
  1. 10:002500079851******Courtroom 2
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  2. 10:002600049016******Courtroom 2
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Courtroom 3 6 hearings
  1. 09:302600057035******Courtroom 3
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  2. 09:302600055997******Courtroom 3
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  3. 10:302600056640******Courtroom 3
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  4. 10:302600055679******Courtroom 3
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  5. 13:302600055938******Courtroom 3
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  6. 13:302600045525******Courtroom 3
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Hearings on Tue 27 Oct Tue 27 Oct

Magistrates Public Adult Court List - Future

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  • 4 hearings
  • 1 courtroom
  • First 09:30
  • Last 13:30
  • UK time
Courtroom 1 4 hearings
  1. 09:302600056950******Courtroom 1
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    Courtroom 1
  2. 10:302600056373******Courtroom 1
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  3. 13:302600056608******Courtroom 1
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  4. 13:302600056659******Courtroom 1
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Opening times

Court open
Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm
Counter open
Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm
Telephone enquiries answered
Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm

Contact

Telephone

Enquiries
0330 808 4407
Crime Customer Service Centre - Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5pm, Saturday 8:30am to 2pm
Single Justice Service
0300 303 0656
Single Justice Service Contact Centre - Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
Enquiries
01928 703 324
Outstanding fines or payment enquiries
Payments
0300 790 9901
Automated Payment Line
Witness service
0300 332 1374

Email

Enquiries
contactcrime@justice.gov.uk
Crime Customer Service Centre - if the reference number contains letters & number
Single Justice Service
SJS@justice.gov.uk
Single Justice Service Centre - if your query relates to a Single Justice Procedure Case
Payments
ch-me-fines@justice.gov.uk
Cheshire & Merseyside Central Payment & Enforcement Centre

Building facilities

  • No parking

    There are no parking facilities at this building. The nearest public car park is located across the road on Legh Street.

  • Disabled access

    There is no disabled access to the court room so if you have a hearing listed please contact the court.

  • 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.

  • 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

    Public toilets are available in the ground floor public waiting area.

  • Disabled toilet

    Accessible toilets are available in the ground floor public waiting area.

  • Refreshments

    Drinking water is available on the first floor, please bring your own re-usable bottle.

  • Interview room

    Five interview rooms are available at this court.

  • Waiting Room

    Public waiting areas are available on the ground and first floors. A separate witness waiting area is available on the ground floor.

  • Baby changing facility

    Accessible baby changing facilities are available in the ladies toilet on the ground floor. A breastfeeding room can be made available on request. Please ask security or an usher who will find a suitable room.

  • Prayer / Quiet room

    A prayer mat is available, please report to security who will find a suitable room.

  • Video facilities

    Court/hearing room video conferencing facilities and prison to court video link facilities are available (by prior arrangement). For queries please contact CheshireVirtualHearings@justice.gov.uk.

  • Wireless network connection

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This location handles

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What this court deals with

Warrington Magistrates' Court is classed as: Magistrates' Court.

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For journalists and observers

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I find the hearing list for Warrington 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 Warrington 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

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