The following have been dealt with by Bradford and Keighley magistrates:

Sharon Norman, aged 40, of Mount Pleasant, Queensbury; commission of a further offence while subject to conditional discharge, dealt with for the original offences; original offences of dishonestly receiving stolen goods and theft dealt with, two counts of dishonestly receiving stolen goods, failure to surrender to custody, 12 months’ community order, £145 costs. Mathew Joseph Hayton, aged 22, of West Royd Avenue, Windhill; possession of cannabis bush, 12 months’ conditional discharge, £100 costs.

Alan Hemahrahsh, aged 24, of Murdstone Close, West Bowling; theft, possession of cannabis, resisting a police officer, possession of Class A drug, 12 months’ community order, 100 hours’ unpaid work, £60 costs, detention in courthouse. Simon Keeling, aged 44, of Allerton Lane, Allerton; criminal damage, £100 fine, £105 costs. Mohammed Meharban, aged 61, of Heidelburg Road, Heaton; driving without due care and attention, 12 months’ community order, 100 hours’ unpaid work, £145 costs, banned from driving for 12 months. David Pollard, aged 49, of Horton Park Avenue, Little Horton; theft, 12 months’ community order, 40 hours’ unpaid work, £70 compensation, £80 costs.

Rebecca York, aged 30, of Breighton Adown, Buttershaw; failure to comply with noise abatement notice, £700 fine, £655 costs. Zaffar Iqbal, aged 58, of New Line, Greengates; displaying an advertisement in contravention of the Town & Country Planning Act, £260 fine, £715.25 costs. Tauqir Shah, aged 43, of Harewood Street, Barkerend; assault, 12 months’ conditional discharge, £335 costs.

Mokadam Abdulrahim Ahmed, aged 34, of Manningham Lane, Manningham; attempted theft, community order made with curfew, £145 costs. Matthew Lee James, aged 25, of Halstead Place, Little Horton; racially-aggravated assault, failure to surrender to custody, community order made with 140 hours’ unpaid work, £160 compensation, £120 costs.

  • We wish to point out that all the information in this court file is provided by the magistrates' court, which collates the details largely from prosecutors and the police. In calculating the amount of any fine, the court takes into account the income of the offender as well as the seriousness of the offence.