Court results - Horsham

Alison Crump, 50, of St Leonards Road, Horsham, was banned from driving for two years, with a £600 fine, a £60 victim services surcharge, and £85 costs. She had pleaded guilty to drink driving in Danehurst Crescent, Horsham.

Nicola Foreman, 45, of Blackstone Lane, Henfield, was fined £145, with £51.25 vehicle excise back duty, and £90 costs. She had pleaded guilty to keeping an unlicensed vehicle on a public road in Hove.

Paul Hillier, 44, of Canberra Place, Horsham, was fined £80, with £134.17 vehicle excise back duty, and £90 costs. He had pleaded guilty to keeping an unlicensed vehicle on a public road in Horsham.

Siobhan McGrath, of Rusper Road, Horsham, was fined £220, with £5 vehicle excise back duty, and £90 costs. She had been convicted in her absence of keeping an unlicensed vehicle on a public road in Hove.

Michael Connors, 30, of Norwood Close, Effingham, was fined £220, with a £22 victim services surcharge, and £85 costs. He had been found guilty of driving without an MoT certificate in Robin Hood Lane, Horsham.

Jerome Dume, 32, of Valley Road, London, was fined £660, with a £66 victim services surcharge, £85 costs, and six penalty points added to his licence. He had been found guilty of failing to identify a driver suspected of speeding in Guildford Road, Horsham.

Tina Eldergill, 55, of Browns Lane, Storrington, was fined £293, with a £29 victim services surcharge, £85 costs, and four penalty points added to her licence. She had pleaded guilty to speeding in Lyminster Road, Lyminster.

Jason Green, 44, of New Parade, Worthing, was fined £220, with a £22 victim services surcharge, £85 costs, and three penalty points added to his licence. He had been found guilty of speeding in Shoreham Road, Small Dole.

Siobhan Grinsted, 34, of Harlands Road, Haywards Heath, was fined £166, with a £20 victim services surcharge, £85 costs, and six penalty points added to her licence. She had pleaded guilty to speeding in Pulborough Road, Storrington.

Kenneth Matthews, 25, of Stanley Road, Wick, was fined £660, with a £66 victim services surcharge, £85 costs, and six penalty points added to his licence. He had been found guilty of driving without insurance on the A24 at Buck Barn.

Brett Thornton, 33, of Chaloner Close, Lindfield, was fined £220, with a £22 victim services surcharge, £85 costs, and three penalty points added to his licence. He had been found guilty of using a mobile phone while driving in Southwater Street, Southwater.

Adam Walsh, 33, of Stradbroke Close, Lowton, was fined £253, with a £25 victim services surcharge, £85 costs, and three penalty points added to his licence. He had pleaded guilty to speeding on the A24 at Dial Post.

Jennifer Barton, 28, of Cleve Way, Billingshurst, was fined £200, with a £30 victim services surcharge, both deemed paid by time served in custody. She had pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer, and to possessing an offensive weapon, both in Billingshurst.

Ellie Barrett, 21, of Brighton Road, Shermanbury, was banned from driving for 20 months, with a £120 fine, a £30 victim services surcharge, and £85 costs. She had pleaded guilty to drink driving in Poynings Road, Poynings.

Stephen Ray, 53, of Wantley Hill Estate, Henfield, was given a six week jail sentence, suspended for a year, with £25 compensation, a £115 victim services surcharge, and £275 costs. He had been found guilty of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of violence. A restraining order was made, barring him from contacting two named people.

Fiona Connelly, 27, of Maplehurst House, Broadfield, was given a 20 week jail sentence, suspended for a year, with an £80 victim services surcharge, and £85 costs. She had pleaded guilty to common assault in Crawley Road, Horsham.

Vehicle Dynamics Ltd, of Pulborough Road, Cootham, was fined £660, with a £66 victim services surcharge, and £85 costs. It had been convicted of failing to identify a driver suspected of committing an offence.

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