Businesses fined almost £8,000 for driving offences at Worcester court

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 17 Oct, 06:08 · Archive

Six companies were fined almost £8,000 at Worcester Magistrates' Court for failing to identify drivers of vehicles involved in offences.

Six companies were fined almost £8,000 at Worcester Magistrates' Court in a single afternoon for failing to provide information identifying drivers of vehicles alleged to have committed driving offences.

The companies convicted were Worcester Auto Centre Ltd, Climac Ltd, Longden Transport Ltd, AJS Entertainment Limited, 33 Fulfilment Ltd and West Mids Contractors Ltd. The alleged offences involved vehicles in Droitwich, with dates ranging from November 2025 to March 2026.

Most of the companies were found guilty in their absence. AJS Entertainment Limited pleaded guilty and was fined £666, whilst the other five companies were each fined £1,000.

How it is being reported

• £8,000 in fines racked up in one afternoon by businesses caught breaking the lawCompanies who had committed driving offences were handed fines of up to £1,000 each after they were caught breaking the lawWorcester News · 17 Oct, 05:08
• £8,000 in fines racked up in one afternoon by businesses caught breaking the lawCompanies who had committed driving offences were handed fines of up to £1,000 each after they were caught breaking the lawMalvern Gazette · 17 Oct, 05:08

In this story: Worcester Magistrates' Court · Worcester Auto Centre Ltd · Climac Ltd · Longden Transport Ltd · AJS Entertainment Limited · 33 Fulfilment Ltd · West Mids Contractors Ltd · Droitwich

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