BEFORE THE BENCH
THE following people have appeared before Stockport magistrates: ●●ALICIA HALL, 19, of Wilmcote Gardens, Bredbury, admitted drink-driving. Community punishment order with 60 hours work, two-year driving ban, £85 costs. ●●EMMA WILKINSON, 32, of Betley Road, Reddish, pleaded guilty to theft. Community punishment order with a curfew, £85 fine and £85 costs. ●●CHRISTOPHER DAVIES, 45, of Gathill Close, Cheadle Hulme, admitted shoplifting, driving without insurance and driving not in accordance with a licence. Community punishment order with 100 hours unpaid work, £30 compensation, fined £120, six driving licence penalty points, £85 costs. ●●PAUL CHRISTIAN SORENSEN, 58, of Henbury Drive, Woodley, pleaded guilty to drinkdriving. Community punishment order with 80 hours unpaid work, two-year driving ban, £85 costs. ●●SIMON GARDINER, 44, of Patterdale Road, Heaviley, admitted assault. Twelve-month conditional discharge, £50 costs. ●●WAYNE LEE ABERNETHY, 40, of Leamington Court, Reddish, pleaded guilty to assault. Community punishment order with an activity requirement, fined £40, £85 costs. ●●TOBI IAN JOHN KELLY, 21, of Chaucer Avenue, Reddish, admitted theft. Community punishment order with a curfew, £150 compensation. ●●MEGAN EMILY WARD, 20, of Vine Street, Hazel Grove, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of drugs. Fined £80, one-year driving ban, £85 costs. ●●ANTHONY SADLER, 55, of Heathside Road, Cheadle Heath, admitted driving while disqualified and driving without insurance. Sixteen weeks’ jail suspended for a year, five-year driving ban, curfew, £310 costs. ●●LUKE DANIEL FOSTER, 30, of Romney Way, Brinnington, pleaded guilty to sending an offensive message. Community punishment order with a curfew, restraining order, £85 costs. ●●DION THOMAS DUNN, 19, of Torkington Road, Hazel Grove, admitted harassment. Community punishment order with 100 hours unpaid work, restraining order, £85 costs. ●●NICOLA CHRISTINE COWLEY, 41, of Hillgate, central Stockport, pleaded guilty to shoplifting, possessing an item in connection with theft and failing to surrender to custody. Eleven weeks’ jail.