Uxbridge Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Explore 11 verdicts at Uxbridge Magistrates' Court (Uxbridge). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

February 2026 1 case

Adam Gosling

Theft from a shop *

Sentence

4 months imprisonment, suspended for 1 year

Adam Gosling, 39, stole food worth between £12.30 and £100 per visit from a Greggs branch in Greenford, West London, on 38 occasions between December 30, 2025, and February 10, 2026. He sometimes visited multiple times in a single day, leading staff to log the thefts and identify him via CCTV. The total value stolen was £1,817.50. He was arrested on February 10, 2026.

Pleaded guilty to 38 counts of theft from a shop. Homeless defendant nicknamed 'Hamster' by staff.

17 Feb 2026

April 2024 1 case

Amarjeet Singh

Selling unsafe goods *

Sentence

£4,463 fine, surcharge, and costs

Amarjeet Singh, as director of AG Food and Wine trading as Master News, sold unsafe cosmetics and electrical products. Investigators found 12 non-compliant henna hair dye products with inadequate labelling, no durability date, and insufficient instructions, along with 32 unsafe electrical products including non-British standard plugs and faulty wiring that could cause electric shocks or fires. He had imported over 1,900 non-compliant products and ignored previous orders to destroy them, putting people's lives at risk.

Pleaded guilty to 31 offences related to selling unsafe goods. Director of AG Food and Wine, and failed to follow instructions to destroy the products.

2 Apr 2024

February 2024 2 cases

Gurpreet Kaur Malhi

Breach of planning regulations *

Sentence

£1,259 fine and £504 victim surcharge

Gurpreet Kaur Malhi, 46, of Philcote, The Common, West Drayton, unlawfully used her home to operate a skip hire and commercial waste business, causing significant disruption to residents with heavy goods vehicles and storage of skips, diggers, and construction materials. Despite receiving a warning letter in March 2023 and an enforcement notice in March 2024 instructing to stop all business activity and clear the land by May 17, 2024, non-compliance continued until at least September 2024.

Pleaded guilty to breaching planning regulations and failing to comply with an enforcement notice. In mitigation, the offence was described as a mistake and assured not to be repeated.

26 Feb 2024

Kulwant Malhi

Breach of planning regulations *

Sentence

£750 fine and £300 victim surcharge

Kulwant Malhi, 60, of Philcote, The Common, West Drayton, unlawfully used his home to operate a skip hire and commercial waste business, causing significant disruption to residents with heavy goods vehicles and storage of skips, diggers, and construction materials. Despite receiving a warning letter in March 2023 and an enforcement notice in March 2024 instructing to stop all business activity and clear the land by May 17, 2024, non-compliance continued until at least September 2024.

Pleaded guilty to breaching planning regulations and failing to comply with an enforcement notice. In mitigation, the offence was described as a mistake and assured not to be repeated.

26 Feb 2024

October 2023 1 case

Jean Bitulu

Failing to ensure the traceability of food products *

Sentence

Fined £492, victim surcharge £197, and costs £3,026.25

During a routine inspection in July 2023 at John Foods in Hayes Shopping Centre, council officers found dried black smoked fish with mould, frozen grubs and insects, and the head of an African bush pig in the freezer. Jean Bitulu failed to ensure the traceability of these food products, which included prohibited items not permitted in the UK.

Pleaded guilty. Previous food hygiene warnings in 2021 and 2022. Items were for personal consumption and not for sale; shop has ceased trading.

10 Oct 2023

September 2023 1 case

Nikhil Walia

Food hygiene offences *

Sentence

Fined £1,538 and ordered to pay £615 victim surcharge and £7,349 in costs

Nikhil Walia, as former director of Masala Gallery Limited trading as Kho Kho restaurant and bar, failed to address a cockroach infestation and poor hygiene standards following a customer complaint in July 2022, where a cockroach was found in a meal. Council inspections revealed unclean conditions, including uncovered food in areas with live cockroaches and an open drain with stagnant water. Additionally, there were noise complaints in January 2023 due to amplified music from the bar.

Admitted four breaches of food hygiene regulations and two breaches of licence conditions. Cllr Eddie Lavery commented on the business's disregard for health and wellbeing.

18 Sep 2023

June 2023 1 case

Ijaz Khan

Failing to comply with an enforcement notice *

Sentence

£2,000 fine, £800 victim surcharge, and £3,073.30 in costs

Ijaz Khan, who runs Jaz Auto Electrician in Redford Way, failed to demolish a single-storey extension that was built without planning permission and used for car repairs and residential purposes. Hillingdon Council issued an enforcement notice in April 2022, but a follow-up inspection in August showed no action had been taken, causing harm to the street scene and the character of the residential area.

Admitted one charge of failing to comply with an enforcement notice. Has limited means and will pay in instalments of £200 per month.

19 Jun 2023

March 2023 1 case

Tarsem Dhillon

Illegal HMO operation *

Sentence

£20,000 fine, £2,000 victim surcharge, and £6,729 costs

Tarsem Dhillon operated an illegal House of Multiple Occupancy (HMO) at a property in Station Road, Hayes, where he housed at least 14 people despite the licence allowing only six. This breached a previous enforcement notice. The council investigated after receiving reports from residents, and officers discovered the violations in March 2023. He illegally earned approximately £20,000 in rent over a 10-month period.

Defence claimed offences were due to carelessness and defendant had ongoing medical issues.

10 Mar 2023

October 2021 1 case

Vipul Sedani

Safety offences *

Sentence

£18,700 fine and £190 victim surcharge

Vipul Sedani, as director of Quality Foods on Uxbridge Road, oversaw operations where the store failed to address serious risks to public safety. This included dangerous handling of deliveries, lack of traffic management in the car park with vehicles and pedestrians sharing spaces, no separate routes or signage, and lorries unloading near pedestrians. These issues were identified during an inspection in March 2020, leading to improvement notices that were not complied with.

Director of LB Enterprise Ltd, which operates Quality Foods. The company failed to comply with improvement notices issued by Hillingdon Council regarding public safety risks.

18 Oct 2021

March 2021 2 cases

Peggy Jhugroo

Health and Safety breach *

Sentence

Not stated

Peggy Jhugroo, manager of the care home where teenager Sophie Bennett died, was sentenced as part of a prosecution by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) concerning failures in care leading to the death.

Manager of Richmond Psychosocial Foundation International (RPFI), sentenced following CQC prosecution related to the death of teenager Sophie Bennett.

5 Mar 2021

Richmond Psychosocial Foundation International

Health and Safety breach *

Sentence

Not stated

Richmond Psychosocial Foundation International (RPFI), the charity that led the care home in which teenager Sophie Bennett died, was sentenced in a CQC prosecution over care failures contributing to the death.

Charity and care home operator sentenced following CQC prosecution related to the death of teenager Sophie Bennett.

5 Mar 2021

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Uxbridge Magistrates' Court, located in Uxbridge, is a Magistrates' Court that deals with summary offences, some either-way offences, and preliminary hearings for more serious cases. With 11 sentencing records in our database, it serves the Uxbridge 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.

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