Courts

A bankrupt man who claimed he had burned £50,000 to avoid paying his creditors has been given a suspended prison sentence.

A banned driver went through red traffic lights and drove on the wrong side of the road during a 25-minute police pursuit, a court was told.

Here are a list of magistrates' court findings from June 28 and 29.

A teenager fraudulently amassed a fortune of almost £2million, Youth Court magistrates heard today.

A disqualified driver has been jailed for getting behind the wheel.

A man who relieved himself on a private driveway has appeared before the courts.

A man drove his car with two children in the back seat while almost three times over the drink drive limit.

Hundreds of cannabis plants were found growing in a Spalding house after police raided the building, Lincoln Crown Court was told today (Wednesday).

A tribunal has ruled that a hospital doctor is fit to practise.

A man has been found guilty of sexual offences against children in 2019 and 2020 after appearing in court today,

A landlady was assaulted as she visited one of her properties, after she had been told that there was unauthorised multiple occupancy.

A soldier crashed into a bridge while under the influence of alcohol, a court has been told.

A man who said he had only drunk one can of beer was over the drink drive limit.

A man convicted of 20 historic rapes and sexual assaults against children has been handed an extended sentence of 25 years.

Two men accused of killing a 46 year old following an alleged fight near Grantham are to stand trial in March next year.

Here is a list of findings from local magistrates' courts.

A man who made visits to south Lincolnshire in the dead of the night after murdering his daughter will serve at least 32 years in prison

A raver who urinated towards five police officers during an illegal gathering has been given a suspended sentence.

A man who got involved in a street attack within weeks of being released from jail is back behind bars again.

Legal proceedings are being contemplated against the county council after the conviction of two former senior school staff members.