Beverley Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Explore 4 verdicts at Beverley Magistrates' Court (Beverley). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

September 2026 2 cases

Jack Pasmore

21 Sep 2026

Abandoning waste *

Sentence

Fined £400, ordered to pay £200 costs and a £160 victim surcharge

Jack Pasmore dumped bags of household waste in a cardboard box on a footpath in Nelson Street, Bridlington. Streetscene enforcement officers found the waste on 4 March 2026. Pasmore admitted putting the waste next to a wheelie bin, wrongly believing it would be collected with the bin contents, and that he forgot about the rubbish and failed to check if it had been removed.

Pleaded guilty to abandoning waste. He said he put the waste out next to a wheelie bin, wrongly believing it would be collected, and forgot to check if it had been removed.

scarboroughtoday.co.uk

Checked against source 1 Oct 2026

Octavian Boncea

21 Sep 2026

Abandoning a vehicle *

Sentence

Fined £200, ordered to pay £300 costs and £80 victim surcharge

Octavian Boncea abandoned a silver/grey 2007 Renault Master van in a layby in Skirlaugh for at least three months. The van had been left there since before Christmas 2025. Despite enforcement officers contacting him as the registered keeper and giving him numerous opportunities to remove it, he failed to move it. The van was recorded as abandoned in March 2026 and removed by the council.

Pleaded guilty to abandoning a vehicle. He was contacted as the registered keeper and given numerous opportunities to remove the van but failed to do so.

holderness-gazette.co.uk

Checked against source 2 Oct 2026

Sentencing date not recorded 2 cases

We could not confirm the sentencing date for these from the source report, so none is shown. Everything else about them was checked as usual.

Sophie Smith

Failing in duty of care to legally dispose of waste *

Sentence

Fined £80, ordered to pay £150 costs and £32 victim surcharge

Sophie Smith failed in her duty of care to legally dispose of waste after rubbish was dumped in an alley in Goole on 14 May, 20 May and 2 June last year. CCTV recorded a person from her former address abandoning waste in the alley. Items dumped next to wheelie bins included two mattresses and a box.

Pleaded guilty to failing in her duty of care to legally dispose of waste.

hulldailymail.co.uk

Checked against source, except the date 7 Sep 2026

Elizabeth Walker

Failing in duty of care to legally dispose of waste *

Sentence

Fined £80, ordered to pay £120 costs and £32 victim surcharge

Elizabeth Walker failed in her duty of care to legally dispose of waste after household waste belonging to her was found dumped on a roadside in Bridlington on 9 March last year. When interviewed, she confirmed the waste came from her address but said she had given it to someone else to dispose of.

Pleaded guilty to failing in her duty of care to legally dispose of waste. She said she had given the waste to someone else to dispose of.

hulldailymail.co.uk

Checked against source, except the date 7 Sep 2026

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About Beverley Magistrates' Court

Beverley Magistrates' Court, located in Beverley, is a Magistrates' Court that deals with summary offences, some either-way offences, and preliminary hearings for more serious cases. With 4 sentencing records in our database, it serves the Beverley area and surrounding communities. Magistrates' Courts handle the majority of criminal cases in England and Wales, with cases heard by a bench of magistrates or a district judge.

The court can be found at Walkergate House, Walkergate, Champney Rd, Beverley HU17 9EJ, HU17 9EJ.

Accessibility provisions at this court include wheelchair accessible entrance and wheelchair accessible parking.

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