Round up of hearings at Wycombe Magistrates’ Court

October 14:

MUNYARADZI MATIASHE, 44, of Bromycroft Road, Slough, admitted using a vehicle on a public road namely Cumberland Avenue - without the correct insurance on January 22, 2022. Given a conditional discharge for six months. Also ordered to pay £22 victim surcharge.

October 25:

PAUL WICKS, 63, of Old Kiln Road, Flackwell Heath, convicted of speeding while driving a motor vehicle on the A316 Gt Chertsey Road near Saxon Avenue on January 13, 2021. Found to be driving at 54mph on a 40mph road. Also convicted of speeding on the A406 near Western Avenue on January 28, 2021, and admitted speeding on the M5 motorway on April 29, 2021. Found to be driving at 59mph in a 50mph zone. Fined £296. Also ordered to pay £102 victim surcharge and £255 court costs.Three points added to driving licence.

SHERU GEORGE, 60, of Ledborough Road, Beaconsfield, convicted of failing to give information relating to the identification of a driver when asked by police between January 19, 2022, and February, 16, 2022, in Banbury. Fined £666. Also ordered to pay £66 victim surcharge and £110 court costs. Disqualified from driving for six months.

MICHAEL MCKEON, 51, of Hammersley Lane, Loudwater, convicted of driving a BMW on a restricted road namely Parkway over the 30mph speed limit on January 8, 2022. Also admitted speeding on the A4155 Little Marlow Road on December 27, 2021. Fined £80. Also ordered to pay£34 victim surcharge and £110 court costs. Three points added to driving licence.

October 26:

GARY FULLER, 40, of FirsWalk, Hazlemere, convicted of using a vehicle in a public place namely the A412 in Denham without the correct insurance on March 19, 2022. Fined £595. Also ordered to pay £60 victim surcharge and £90 court costs. Disqualified from driving for 12 months.

October 27:

WOJIECH PUCHALA, 38, of New Road, High Wycombe, convicted of possession of class B drug cannabis in High Wycombe on May 9, 2020. Given a conditional discharge for six months. Also ordered to pay £22 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.

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