Worcester Magistrates Court

WHAT IS THE ADDRESS FOR WORCESTER MAGISTRATES COURT?

Worcester Justice Centre
Castle Street
Worcester
WR1 3QZ

WHAT ARE THE OPENING TIMES FOR WORCESTER MAGISTRATES COURT?

Monday to Friday: 9am - 5pm

WHAT ARE THE TELEPHONE NUMBERS FOR WORCESTER MAGISTRATES COURT?

Enquiries: 01562 514000

Witness service: 0300 3321000

WHAT IS THE EMAIL ADDRESS FOR WORCESTER MAGISTRATES COURT?

Enquiries:  hw-listing@justice.gov.uk

Fines: hw-wmerciamcenforc@justice.gov.uk

IS THERE PARKING AT WORCESTER MAGISTRATES COURT?

There is no onsite parking.  Pay and display car parking is close by.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I ARRIVE AT WORCESTER MAGISTRATES COURT?

It is best if you arrive at the Worcester Magistrates Court (also known as Worcester Justice Centre) 30 minutes before your hearing time.  You will first have to go through security.  You will need to go through a security arch (remember to inform staff if you have a pace maker).  Your luggage will then be searched.  Then you should report to reception who should be able to tell you which courtroom your hearing will be taking place in.

WHAT TYPE OF CASES DOES WORCESTER MAGISTRATES COURT DEAL WITH?

Worcester Magistrates Court (also known as Worcester Justice Centre) deals with a wide variety of alleged criminal offences.  By far the most common are motoring offences.  Motoring allegations are either imprisonable or non imprisonable.  Imprisonable offences include dangerous driving, failing to stop at the scene of an accident, drink driving and drug driving.  Non imprisonable offences include speeding, driving with no insurance, careless driving and driving while using a mobile phone.

WHAT SHOULD I WEAR AT WORCESTER MAGISTRATES COURT?

It is best if you look as smart as possible for the magistrates.  First impressions really do count.

WHAT WILL BE THE PROCEDURE FOLLOWED AT MY HEARING AT WORCESTER MAGISTRATES COURT?

People often worry about what will happen at their court hearing at Worcester 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 WORCESTER MAGISTRATES COURT?

It is very advisable that you have a solicitor to represent you at Worcester Magistrates Court even if you are just facing a motoring offence and your licence is under threat.  If you were in danger of acquiring 12 or more penalty points on your driving licence your solicitor may be able to save your driving licence by arguing Exceptional Hardship.  It can be a daunting experience appearing before the magistrates especially if you are not used to public speaking.  A solicitor will be able to speak on your behalf putting you in the best light before the court

It may be of benefit to read the following article that may help you decide whether you need a solicitor at Worcester Magistrates Court:  Do I Need A Solicitor At My Court Hearing For A Motoring Offence?

WHY SHOULD I USE “SPEEDING LAW SOLICITORS” TO REPRESENT ME AT WORCESTER MAGISTRATES COURT?

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