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Wimbledon Magistrates Court
Wimbledon Magistrates Court The Court House, Alexandra Road, Longon, SW19 7JP https://www.google.com/maps/place/Wimbledon+Magistrates'+Court/@51.4237363,-0.2057886,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x487608b13d5c3aa7:0x6ce78b9935a0f58f!8m2!3d51.4237397!4d-0.2036053 16
WHAT IS THE ADDRESS FOR WIMBLEDON MAGISTRATES COURT?
The following address is relevant if you want to visit Wimbledon Magistrates Court:
The Court House
Alexandra Road
Wimbledon
SW19 7JP
The following address is relevant if you want to write to Wimbledon Magistrates Court:
South West Administration Centre
176a Lavender Hill
Battersea
SW 11 1JU
WHAT ARE THE OPENING TIMES FOR WIMBLEDON MAGISTRATES COURT?
The court building: 8.45am to 4.30pm (Monday to Friday)
The Court counter: 9.15am to 11am and 1.30pm to 2.30pm (Monday to Friday)
WHAT ARE THE TELEPHONE NUMBERS FOR WIMBLEDON MAGISTRATES COURT?
Court Enquiries: 0300 3030645
Crime customer service centre: 03308 084407
Payments: 0300 1239252
Witness Service: 0300 332 1388
WHAT ARE THE EMAIL ADDRESSES FOR WIMBLEDON MAGISTRATES COURT?
Court Enquiries: southlondonmc@justice.gov.uk
Payments: iccccollectionunit@hmcts.gsi.gov.uk
Crime Customer Service Centre: contactcrime@justice.gov.uk
IS THERE PARKING AT WIMBLEDON MAGISTRATES COURT?
There is no parking at Wimbledon Magistrates Court itself. However close by you can find parking areas that charge.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I ARRIVE AT WIMBLEDON MAGISTRATES COURT?
You should make a point of arriving at the Wimbledon Magistrates Court at least half an hour before your hearing is due to take place. Near the entrance to the court you will have to go through security. This will involve passing through a security arch (please declare if you have a pace maker) and then having your bags searched. You should then make your way to the reception desk where you will be told in which courtroom your hearing is taking place.
WHAT TYPE OF CASES DOES WIMBLEDON MAGISTRATES COURT DEAL WITH?
Wimbledon Magistrates Court deals with all sorts of criminal offences. However by far the most common types of offences are motoring ones. These can be divided into two categories imprisonable and non imprisonable. Examples of imprisonable motoring offences at Wimbledon Magistrates Court are drug driving, drink driving, failing to stop after an accident and dangerous driving. Examples of non imprisonable motoring offences at Wimbledon Magistrates Court are speeding, careless driving, failing to identify the driver, using a mobile phone while driving and driving without insurance.
WHAT SHOULD I WEAR AT WIMBLEDON MAGISTRATES COURT
There is no strict guide as to what clothing you should wear. However, it is important to make a good impression before the magistrates and so it is advisable to dress smartly.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN DURING MY HEARING AT WIMBLEDON MAGISTRATES COURT?
People often worry about the court procedure that will be followed at their hearing at Wimbledon Magistrates Court. Please read the following article which may help: What happens in a Magistrates Court hearing for a speeding allegation?
DO I NEED A SOLICITOR TO REPRESENT ME AT WIMBLEDON MAGISTRATES COURT?
Legal procedure is not easy to follow and it is very advisable to have a good solicitor to stand a reasonable chance of a good outcome. For many people being asked to speak before the magistrates is a frightening experience and it is helpful to have a solicitor to speak on your behalf. If you are accused of a motoring offence at Wimbledon Magistrates Court a solicitor may be able to help save your driving licence. If you are going to acquire 12 or more penalty points he may be able to avoid you being disqualified by arguing Exceptional Hardship.
In order to help make up your mind whether you need a solicitor at Wimbledon Magistrates Court the following article could be of benefit: Do I Need A Solicitor At My Court Hearing For A Motoring Offence?