Scales of justice

Witney Jonathan Beames, 27, of Burton Close, Ladygrove Farm, Abingdon, admitted using a mobile phone while driving in London Road, Oxford, on May 30. Given £60 fine, £60 costs, £15 victim surcharge and three penalty points.

Michael Cantwell, 58, of Ashdown Way, Grove, convicted of using a motor vehicle without insurance in Church Street, Wantage, on May 14. Proved in absence. Given £525 fine, £80 costs, £15 victim surcharge and six penalty points.

Gavin Clare, 28, of Prospect Park, Horspath, Oxford, admitted driving without due care and attention in Mortimer Road, Oxford, on June 1. Given £85 fine, £30 costs, £15 victim surcharge and five penalty points.

Diane Cooper, 33, of Bradstocks Way, Sutton Courtenay, admitted driving while using a mobile phone on the A415 in Culham on June 1. Given £60 fine, £15 victim surcharge and three penalty points.

William Cox, 20, of Cowley Road, Oxford, admitted using a motor vehicle without insurance in Cowley Road, Oxford, on May 28. Given £120 fine, £60 costs, £15 victim surcharge and six penalty points.

Barbara Fleming, 53, of Wytham Street, Oxford, admitted permitting the use of a car with no insurance on the Eastern Bypass, Oxford, on May 18. Given £100 fine, £30 costs, £15 victim surcharge and six penalty points.

Faith Hunter, 33, of Dene Road, Headington, Oxford, admitted driving without due care and attention in Hollow Way, Oxford, on May 28. Given £95 fine, £60 costs, £15 victim surcharge and five penalty points.

Guy Jane, 24, of Comfrey Road, Blackbird Leys, Oxford, admitted using a motor vehicle without insurance and driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence in Oxford Road, Cowley, on May 29. Given £400 fine, £60 costs, £15 victim surcharge and six penalty points.

Patrick Juste, 44, of Beta Boulevard, Garsington, admitted using a mobile phone while driving in Charlton Road, Wantage, on May 31. Given £120 fine, £60 costs, £15 victim surcharge and three penalty points.

Ivan Sherry, 39, of Canal Street, Oxford, admitted using a vehicle without a test certificate in Thames Street, Oxford, on May 29. Given £85 fine, £60 costs and £15 victim surcharge.

Edward Wangui, 41, of Knights Road, Oxford, admitted driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence and using a motor vehicle without insurance in Rymers Lane, Oxford, on May 30. Given £295 fine, £60 costs, £15 victim surcharge and six penalty points.

Michael Marsden, 51, of Fleetwood Way, Thame, admitted permitting the use of a vehicle with no insurance on the A40 at Forest Hill on April 5. Given £500 fine, £60 costs, £15 victim surcharge and six penalty points.

Radoslaw Pilat, 26, of Phipps Road, Oxford, convicted of using a motor vehicle without insurance, using a vehicle with the driver's vision obscured and using a vehicle with tyre ply/cord exposed in Phipps Road on May 13. Proved in absence. Given £875 fine, £80 costs and six penalty points.

Oxford Georgina McGurn, 29, of Iffley Road, Oxford, admitted stealing two bottles of wine worth £7.98 from The Local in Iffley Road, Oxford, on October 8. Also admitted stealing two bottles of wine worth £8.98 from the same store on October 30. Given 12 month conditional discharge and ordered to pay £7.98 compensation.

Daniel Ruggirello, 32, of St Clement’s Street, Oxford, admitted stealing four bottles of perfume worth £93.96 from TK Maxx on August 30. Also admitted three charges of failing to surrender to bail at Oxford Magistrates’ Court on September 9, October 24 and November 20. Also admitted stealing packet of chocolate eclairs worth £1.19 from a branch of the Co-op on October 2 and seven bottles of whisky and gin worth £91.93 from Marks & Spencer on October 27. Given 12 month supervision order with drug treatment programme and banned from entering any branch of Marks & Spencer or TK Maxx for 12 months.

Graham Wharton, 19, of Butterworth Place, Blackbird Leys, Oxford, admitted assault by beating in Oxford on November 17. Given 18 month conditional discharge and ordered to pay £60 compensation.

Stephen Dare, 41, of Morrell Crescent, Littlemore, admitted possessing a wrap of cannabis resin in Oxford on September 11. Also admitted committing further offence while subject to a conditional discharge. Given £90 fine, £60 costs, £15 victim surcharge.

Alexander Garth, 26, of Kendall Crescent, Oxford, admitted theft by employee after stealing £500 cash from Pizza Express Ltd between August 2007 and August 2008. Given 200 hours of unpaid work, £60 costs and ordered to pay £500 compensation.

Anthony Conroy, 40, of Corunna Crescent, Oxford, admitted stealing medicine items worth £55.68 from Wilkinsons in Oxford on November 11. Given £180 fine, £80 costs and £15 victim surcharge.

Zubair Hussain, 36, of Hurst Street, Oxford, admitted stealing a magnum of champagne worth £86 belonging to Wine Rack in Oxford on November 14. Given £180 fine, £80 costs, £15 victim surcharge and ordered to pay £85.99 compensation.

Abdullah Khan, 23, of Catherine Street, Oxford, admitted failing to stop after a road accident and driving without due care and attention in Iffley Road, Oxford, on October 12. Given £400 fine, £60 costs, £15 victim surcharge and nine penalty points. Also ordered to pay £300 compensation.

Mark Cooper, 32, of Gaisford Road, Oxford, admitted theft by an employee after stealing cash of a value unknown from St Antony’s College on October 1. Given 200 hours of unpaid work and ordered to pay £117 compensation and £25 costs.

Didcot Gareth-Owen Howcraft, of Barrack Block, Brize Norton, admitted failing to provide a breath specimen for analysis. Given £140 fine, £60 costs, £15 victim surcharge and banned from driving for 18 months.

Peter Percival, 77, of Orchard Walk, Watlington, admitted drink driving in Grove Lane, Benson, on August 19 with 49 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. Given £400 fine, £60 costs, £15 victim surcharge and banned from driving for 36 months.

Andrew Thomas, 19, of Cromwell Drive, Didcot, admitted possessing a 12 inch kitchen knife in Hamble Road, Didcot, on October 22. Given eight week jail sentence suspended for 12 months, 60 hours of unpaid work and £60 costs.