OXFORD l Carlo Salamone, 33, of Outram Road, Oxford, admitted criminally damaging a rear brake light, valued at £132.93, in Oxford on December 18. Given a nine-month conditional discharge and told to pay £132.93 compensation and £85 costs.

l Jamal Khan, 24, of Mill Street, Oxford, admitted shoplifting food valued at £8.05 from Sainsbury’s in Oxford on May 6 and committing another offence while subject to a conditional discharge. Fined £35 and a £15 victims’ surcharge.

l June Cross, 29, of Asquith Road, Oxford, admitted failing to notify the Department of Work and Pensions and Oxford City Council about a change in circumstances — namely that she was now working — affecting her entitlement to benefit, between November 4, 2008, and December 1, 2009. Fined £85, a £15 victims’ surcharge and £75 costs.

l Luke Grant, 25, of no fixed address, admitted attempting to shoplift meat valued at £40.71 from Co-op in Didcot on April 23. Jailed for 28 days due to previous convictions.

l Jose Phillips, 50, of no fixed address, admitted begging in public in Cowley Road, Oxford, between April 20 and 24. Fined £50, a £15 victims’ surcharge, deemed paid by detention at court until end of the day.

l Michael Tomczyk, 33, of Speedwell Street, Oxford, admitted possessing cannabis (Class B) in Oxford on April 29. Fined £50 and a £15 victims’ surcharge.

l Russell Church, 48, of no fixed address, admitted making a false representation for the purpose of obtaining housing and council tax benefit on or about June 20, 2008. Told to do 100 hours’ unpaid work and pay £75 costs.

l Grant Caistor, 21, of Horseshoes Lane, Benson, admitted criminally damaging furniture and other items in Didcot on January 18. Given an 18-month conditional discharge and six-month restraining order.

l Iain McFadyen, 43, of Luther Street, Oxford, admitted assaulting Pc Clements in Oxford on November 30. Fined £90, £70 compensation, a £15 victims’ surcharge and £60 costs.

Oliver Cosh, 21, of Wensum Crescent, Bicester, admitted using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause a fear of immediate unlawful violence in Oxford on April 10. Given a 12-week curfew and told to pay £150 compensation and £42.50 costs.

Liam Townsend, 20, of Edgcott, Aylesbury, admitted using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause a fear of immediate unlawful violence in Oxford on April 10. Given a 12-week curfew and told to pay £150 compensation and £42.50 costs.

Marc Porter, 34, of no fixed address, admitted shoplifting four packs of meat valued at £10 from Tesco in Oxford on May 1. Four other offences taken into consideration. Jailed for 12 weeks because of many previous convictions and non- compliance of community orders.

John Charlesworth, 33, of Luther Street, Oxford, admitted shoplifting alcohol valued at £42.93 from Marks & Spencer in Oxford on May 2. Fined £80, a £15 victims’ surcharge, £40 costs and £7.14 compensation.

Irene Curtis, 30, of Luther Street, Oxford, admitted shoplifting alcohol valued at £42.93 from Marks & Spencer in Oxford on May 2. Fined £80, a £15 victims’ surcharge, £40 costs and £7.14 compensation.

Nathaniel Healey, 21, of Mount Pleasant, Whitchurch, Aylesbury, admitted possession of cannabis (Class B) and 57mg of ketamine (Class C), in Oxford on March 12. Find £130, a £15 victims’ surcharge and £85 costs.

Abdul Kaya, 36, of Portland Road, London, admitted driving without insurance in Cowley Road, Oxford, on November 28. Fined £100, a £15 victims’ surcharge and £15 costs. Given six penalty points.

Darren Hall, 48, of Eastern Avenue, Reading, convicted of obstructing a police constable in the execution of their duty in Abingdon on December 6. Fined £150, a £15 victim’ surcharge and £350 costs. Banned from driving for 18 months.

Paul Horsley, 59, of no fixed address, admitted assault by beating in Didcot on December 10. Fined £100 and a £15 victims’ surcharge, deemed paid by detention at court until end of the day.

Gunesh Sukriev, 18, of Salesian Gardens, Oxford, admitted failing to comply with a community order by failing to make himself available when G4S staff visited on April 28, 29 and May 1. Curfew extended.

Ryan Matthews, 24, of Butterwyke Place, Oxford, admitted breaching suspended sentence by failing to remain at his curfew address on April 23. Told to undertake control of violence programme.

Thomas McDonagh, 23, of Middle Ground, Wheatley, admitted breaching a community order by failing to work as instructed on August 14, 2009. Ordered to do 10 extra hours’ unpaid work.

Khalid Miah, 34, of Henry Road, Botley, admitted breaching a suspended sentence by failing to attend unpaid work on April 27. Given 10 extra hours’ unpaid work.

Ashley Powell, 21, of Lansdowne Road, Faringdon, admitted breaching a community order by failing to attend supervision on May 4. Given 100 hours’ unpaid work, 12 months’ supervision and told to attend the education, training and employment course for eight days.

Jelroy Constant, 24, of Nuthatch Close, Oxford, admitted breaching a restraining order between February 12 and May 22. Given a 10-week curfew and told to pay £85 costs.