Uxbridge Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Daljit Kaur failed to comply with a planning enforcement notice requiring an unauthorised two-storey wraparound extension, built without planning permission, to be removed. An enforcement notice was served after inspections, and an unscheduled visit confirmed the development remained in place. As a resolution, the council agreed the development would be altered to accord with a previously agreed planning application rather than demolished entirely.

Michail Antonio was the registered keeper of a Lamborghini Urus involved in an incident on Pall Mall at 12.38am on 5 November. Police wrote to him seeking the identity of the driver, but magistrates concluded he failed to respond as required. He said he had been in Manchester and had allowed the car to be loaned out by a relative running a car-loan business, and claimed the initial letter never arrived, but he was found guilty of failing to give information relating to the identification of the driver.

Yama Folad, director of a Park Royal banqueting hall business, pleaded guilty to food hygiene offences. In March 2025, Ealing Council officers found evidence of a mouse infestation, with droppings on shelving used to store utensils, near glasses, in glass storage containers, across kitchen floors and shelves, and in storage areas. The business was served with a Hygiene Emergency Prohibition Notice requiring immediate closure, but when officers returned later in March 2025 it was open and trading, with customers on the premises and a hot buffet including rice and curries being served. A further inspection in October 2025 uncovered more mouse droppings throughout the premises, leading to a second closure notice.

Emmet Moynihan was intoxicated when he boarded a British Airways flight from Heathrow to Las Vegas on August 6, 2026, as part of a stag party. After being told the flight was delayed, he tried to use the toilet and verbally abused staff when asked to sit down. Passengers filmed the altercation, during which Moynihan lunged towards phones and told them to stop recording. The co-pilot became involved in efforts to get him to sit down. Moynihan admitted the offences and was fined.

Olga Cika, owner of the Wellness Lounge in Chiswick, offered laser tattoo removal and other licensable special treatments without a required Special Treatment Licence. The licence had expired in 2021 and not been renewed. The business reopened in October 2025 and continued operations while awaiting certification. An anonymous tip-off led to an inspection by Hounslow Council officers, who discovered the business was advertising and equipped to perform these treatments. She pleaded guilty to licensing offences.

As former director of a Hayes takeaway, Harpreet Singh pleaded guilty to seven food safety and hygiene offences. A council inspection on 18 September 2024 found ingrained dirt, equipment in disrepair, an unused hand wash basin covered in grime, missing shelf life and temperature controls, food stored on the floor, expired food, and cockroaches and flies in food preparation areas. The business closed immediately for improvements and reopened after two follow-up visits, but subsequent inspections showed formal notices were not being complied with.

Doorbell camera footage captured Ceetal Mattoo dragging and kicking his bulldog down a street in Hayes. Veterinary checks found the dog with mild lameness, a swollen leg and elbow, and minor skin injuries. Experts concluded the physical abuse caused pain and psychological trauma. Mattoo pleaded guilty to failing to meet the dog's needs under Section 9(1) of the Animal Welfare Act 2006.

Yogeshwar Sharma, 51, of Ilford, downed a bottle of vodka and took prescription medication before boarding a British Airways flight to Delhi on November 25, 2025. Deemed too drunk to fly, he refused to leave the plane, shouted 'f*** off' and 'I want to fight you' at crew, vaped using a lighter, tried to spit at police officers, and punched a paramedic in the chin at Heathrow.

Gordon Christie, a 66-year-old businessman, was travelling back from Miami with his wife and daughter on April 16 when he drank whisky, white wine, champagne, and a Bloody Mary. He then inappropriately touched his nipples and genitalia, putting saliva on his fingers and fondling himself. His behaviour was recorded in 12 clips by another passenger. Christie denied any sexual element, claiming he had an itch, but was convicted after a trial. District Judge Kathryn Verghis said his actions meant no one could have felt safe on the aircraft.

Mr Grewal, as a director of Old Oak Tree Pub Ltd, was responsible for The Old Oak Tree Pub in Southall. Following complaints from members of the public, Ealing Council inspections found bedbugs in guest bedrooms, cockroaches in the kitchen, and hazards that put people at risk of slipping or falling. Despite advice, warning letters and legal notices requiring improvements, the problems had not been adequately addressed when inspectors returned. He later pleaded guilty at Uxbridge Magistrates' Court.