Aylesbury Crown Court listings updated daily. Check today's hearings, case references, courtroom numbers and sentencing schedules across Buckinghamshire.
Daily Listings Summary for Aylesbury Crown Court
A total of 32 cases appear on the hearing list at Aylesbury Crown Court for Friday, 14th August 2026.
Hearings are scheduled to commence at the following times: 09:00, 09:30, 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 11:30, 14:00, 14:30, 15:00, 15:30.
Proceedings will be conducted across courtrooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Members of the public and accredited media representatives are generally permitted to attend these hearings, subject to any reporting restrictions that may be in place.
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View Listings →About Aylesbury Crown Court Listings
This page publishes the daily Aylesbury Crown Court listings, drawn from publicly available HMCTS and Xhibit court schedules and refreshed every working day. Whether you are a solicitor, journalist, defendant, witness or member of the public, you can check which cases are due to be heard at Aylesbury Crown Court, the scheduled start times, the allocated courtroom numbers and the relevant case references — all in one place.
Aylesbury Crown Court sits in Buckinghamshire and forms part of the South East circuit, with sittings historically associated with Walton Street, Aylesbury and the Amersham Law Courts. As a Crown Court, it deals with serious indictable and either-way criminal matters that fall outside the powers of the magistrates' court.
What types of cases are heard at Aylesbury Crown Court?
The Crown Court hears the most serious criminal cases, typically before a judge and, where there is a trial, a jury. Matters listed at Aylesbury commonly include:
- Trials for offences such as serious assault, robbery, drug supply, fraud and sexual offences
- Sentencing hearings following guilty pleas or convictions
- Plea and trial preparation hearings (PTPH) and case-management hearings
- Appeals against magistrates' court decisions
- Committals for sentence sent up from the magistrates' court
How to read today's court list
Each entry in the Aylesbury Crown Court cases today list shows the hearing time, the courtroom, the defendant's name as recorded in the official schedule, the case reference number and, where available, the hearing type. Times such as 09:00, 10:00 or 11:00 indicate when a court session is due to begin — not always when an individual case will be called, as lists can be reordered on the day.
Attending a hearing at Aylesbury Crown Court
Crown Court hearings are generally open to the public and accredited press, so you can usually sit in the public gallery without booking. A few practical points to keep in mind:
- Reporting restrictions may apply to some cases, particularly those involving young people or sexual offences.
- Photography, filming and audio recording are prohibited anywhere in the court building.
- Security checks apply on entry; arrive at least 30 minutes early and switch mobile phones to silent.
- Some hearings may be held in private or moved at short notice, so always verify before travelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What cases are at Aylesbury Crown Court this week?
The cases listed at Aylesbury Crown Court this week are published daily on this page from official HMCTS schedules. Because listings are confirmed on a rolling basis, check back each morning for the most up-to-date hearings and any same-day changes.
Are Aylesbury Crown Court listings available for tomorrow?
Crown Court lists are usually finalised the working day before, so tomorrow's hearings typically appear here once HMCTS publishes them, generally in the late afternoon.
Can the public attend hearings at Aylesbury Crown Court?
Yes. Most Crown Court hearings are open to the public and press, subject to reporting restrictions and the judge's discretion to sit in private in certain circumstances.
How do I find Aylesbury Crown Court sentencing results?
Sentencing hearings appear in the daily list alongside trials and other matters. Outcomes are not always published in the listing itself; for confirmed results you may need to contact the court office or check accredited press reports.
What do the case reference numbers mean?
Each case is given a unique reference number by the court for administrative tracking. Quote this number if you contact the court office about a specific hearing.
