Here are the latest cases heard in Wycombe and Slough magistrates' court...

AIDEN GEORGE, 31 of SPEARING ROAD, HIGH WYCOMBE, admitted to assault by beating a woman on May 2 last year in High Wycombe. George was sentenced to 20 weeks imprisonment and no costs imposed and no compensation as offender has been sentenced to imprisonment and will be unable to pay any financial order. Imprisonment was not suspended due to the exception that the offender is currently a serving prisoner.

JUNAID QASIM, 50 of SALT HILL WAY SLOUGH, admitted to using a car without third party insurance on August 25 in Knolton Way, Slough.  Guilty plea taken into account Driving record endorsed (no points)No separate penalty

JORDAN KNAPTON, 32 of no fixed abode, admitted to theft, stealing £106 worth of skin care from Boots on Marcy 17 this year in Slough High Street. He was sentenced to a community order and drug rehabilitation non-residential with review as directed by Turning Point, Treatment place to provide samples for 12 Months and to pay compensation of £15. 

PATRICK MAUGHAN, 24 of NINTH STREET, MILTON KEYNES, admitted to using a car without third party insurance in John Hall way, High Wycombe on August 27 this year. Guilty plea taken into account.

GORDON LETTS, 66 of No fixed abode, admitted to theft from a shop, stealing meats to the value of £61.12 from Sainsburys in High Wycombe on July 29 this year.  Letts was ordered to pay compensation. Costs to Crown Prosecution Service - Amount of costs: £85.00. 

BELMA SITHOLE, 32 of TAVISTOCK WALK, AYLESBURY, admitted to using a phone whilst driving on Bicester Road, Aylesbury on December 28 last year. Belma was fined £323 and issued six points.  Sithole was also ordered to pay £120 in costs and no disqualification due to defendant risk of losing job.  Surcharge - Amount of surcharge: £129.00. Collection order - Collection order type: Make payments as ordered. Payment terms - Instalments only - Instalment amount: £70.00, Payment frequency: monthly, Instalment start date: 24/09/2026.

SCOTT JACKSON, 38 of ABBOTS WAY, HIGH WYCOMBE, admitted to drink driving on December 31 last year in Amersham Road, High Wycombe, after consuming so much alcohol that the proportion of it in your breath, namely 86 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath, exceeded the prescribed limit. He was disqualified from driving for 20 months. Driving Disq (obligatory) - Reduction for course - Date by which course must be completed: 25/08/2027, Disqualification period: 20 Month(s), Disqualification reduction period: 20 Weeks, Date of Interim Disqualification: Starting from date (date of interim disqualification):14/07/2026. Guilty plea taken into accountNo separate penaltyDate of Interim Disqualification - Starting from date (date of interim disqualification): 14/07/2026.

IAN WALKER, 43 of MOUNT NUGENT, CHESHAM, admitted to staling meat worth £152 from Sainsburys in Chesham on January 24 this year. Guilty plea taken into account.

MANINDER SIDHU, 41 of WENDOVER STREET, HIGH WYCOMBE admitted to driving whilst disqualified on the M40 motorway junction 2 on December 11 last year.  Sidhu was sentenced to a community order and alcohol abstinence and monitoring and to carry out 120 hours of unpaid work.

REEGHAN BRADLEY, 25 of KENTONS LANE, WINDSOR, admitted to driving without due care and attention on Dedworth Road, Windsor, on August 9 last year. He was fined £120 and given six points.  Bradley was ordered to pay costs of £130 and a surcharge of £48.

GEORGIE CAMPBELL, 23 of NYETIMBER CRESCENT, BOGNOR REGIS, admitted to drug driving on Stoke Poges Lane, Slough on February 12 this year, when the proportion of a controlled drug, namely Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol, in your blood, namely greater than 7.0 micrograms per litre, exceeded the specified limit. Campbell was sentenced to a community order to complete 40 hours of unpaid work and disqualified for 20 months.