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Scales of Justice results from Oxford Magistrates' Court

Who's been in the dock at Oxford Magistrates' Court?

Community order for 'sex offender' with mental age of four

He'll be on the sex offender register for five years

Ketamine habit 'destroyed the bladder' of Wantage addict who turned dealer

A ketamine addict who went from customer to dealer in order to fund his habit had ‘destroyed’ his bladder by taking the drug, a court heard.

Jail warning for man caught sending explicit messages for second time

A man who sent explicit messages to an underage girl – again – was warned he faces an immediate spell in jail.

Alabama NewsCenter — Painting a movement: Live HealthSmart Alabama murals in Kingston and Titusville reenergize public spaces : The Alabama Weather Blog

Painting a movement: Live HealthSmart Alabama murals in Kingston and Titusville reenergize public spaces

UAB health initiative in Kingston community completes first phase - Birmingham Business Journal

Volunteers go Into the Streets for UAB student-led day of service, community cleanups

UAB News University of Alabama at Birmingham students, faculty and staff gave 316 hours of community service Friday, March 26, for Into the Streets. It is the 22nd year of this student-led day of service, a university tradition at UAB and mission pillar of UAB’s strategic plan, Forging the Future. Nearly 140 volunteers worked at 14 sites around Birmingham, with six community partners, while also practicing health-promoting behavior. The program was updated to meet the school’s COVID-19 social event guidelines for students, which are designed to protect the campus community. All campus safety protocols applied, including Healthcheck. In adherence to social distancing guidelines and healthy behavior protocols, volunteers went directly to their service sites; in some cases, fewer volunteers were able to participate due to social distancing recommendations. Student and faculty/staff site leaders led each group and helped make sure everyone was working safely and participants abided by the guidelines.

Scales of Justice: Latest court results for Oxfordshire

Oxford Magistrates' Court OXFORD MAGISTRATES’ COURT RAYMOND PHILIP STARKINGS, 32, of Home Close, Carterton, was convicted of driving at 97mph in a 70mph zone on the M40 between junction 2 and 3 on October 22. He was fined £440, ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £44 and court costs of £90. His driving licence was also endorsed with five penalty points. ROBERT TREW, 38, of Queen’s Road, Thame, admitted driving at 50mph in a 30mph zone on Seymour Court Road on September 24. He was fined £692, ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £69 and court costs of £90. His driving licence was also endorsed with six penalty points.

Masked men steal cigarettes and night vision goggles

THREE masked men assaulted a man before stealing cash, cigarettes and a pair of night vision goggles.