Six drivers convicted of Oxfordshire motoring offences

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 16:31 · Archive

Six drivers have been convicted in Oxfordshire magistrates' court of offences including speeding, drug driving and driving while banned.

Six drivers have been convicted in Oxfordshire magistrates' court of various motoring offences. The convictions include speeding, drug driving and driving while banned.

Douglas Anscombe-Stephen, 46, was convicted of speeding at 36mph in a 30mph zone on Station Road, Didcot on 23 March. He was fined £200, ordered to pay costs of £85 and a surcharge of £80, and given three points on his licence.

Sian Kennedy-Goodwin, 33, pleaded guilty to drug driving a Honda CRV on the A4130 in Didcot on 11 April while carrying cocaine in her blood. She was banned from driving for 12 months. Nathan Kunzi, 31, pleaded guilty to drug driving a VW Crafter on the A41 in Bicester on 12 December while carrying cannabis; he was also banned for 12 months and fined £150.

Nicholas Bonham, 40, pleaded guilty to driving while banned and drug driving a Transit van on the M40 at Ardley on 16 March while carrying cannabis. He was banned for 40 months and ordered to carry out 40 hours of unpaid work. Emma Dutton, 43, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving while under the influence of cocaine on Stadhampton Road, Little Milton on 5 February.

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Six drivers named and shamed for Oxfordshire motoring offencesThere have been six people named and shamed for various motoring offences committed in Oxfordshire.Oxford Mail · 19 Oct, 16:00
Six drivers named and shamed for Oxfordshire motoring offencesThere have been six people named and shamed for various motoring offences committed in Oxfordshire.Oxfordshire Guardian · 19 Oct, 16:00

In this story: Douglas Anscombe-Stephen · Sian Kennedy-Goodwin · Nathan Kunzi · Nicholas Bonham · Emma Dutton · Oxfordshire

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