Court Listings for Today·Tuesday, 29th September 2026·76 Cases Listed
Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court listings for today and upcoming hearings. View daily schedules, case details, and hearing times at 51 Holloway Road, London N7.
The official court schedule for Tuesday, 29th September 2026 comprises a total of 76 cases listed for hearing at Highbury Magistrates' Court.
Hearings are scheduled to commence at the following times: 10:00, 14:00.
Proceedings will be conducted across courtrooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.
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.
The daily hearing list at Highbury Magistrates' Court features a case due to be heard from 14:00 in court 7. The court schedule names ******, Rifath in connection with this hearing. Court visitors are not required to follow a formal dress code, but smart clothing is recommended.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 10. Named on today's list for this case is *****, Daniel. Everyone entering the court building is searched by security staff, and prohibited items are not allowed inside.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 3. This hearing concerns ******, Abdullah.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 6. Appearing before the court in this matter is ******, Yagiz. Magistrates' courts hear the less serious criminal matters and send the gravest cases up to the Crown Court.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 7. The individual answering to this matter is ********, Cristina. Journalists may report on open court proceedings, provided any restrictions ordered by the court are observed.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 6. The person due before the court is *****, Fathia.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 11. The defendant named in this listing is *******, Yilmaz. It is against the law to take photographs or make recordings anywhere inside a court building.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 4. The listing records the defendant as *****, Edinea. The great majority of criminal cases are dealt with entirely in the magistrates' courts.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 11. The court schedule names *******, Arin in connection with this hearing, bearing case reference number 2600488865.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 5. Named on today's list for this case is ****, Gregory. Hearing times shown are taken from the official list and should be confirmed with the court before travelling.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 4. This hearing concerns ********, Masgal. Some hearings are subject to reporting restrictions which limit what can be published about the case.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 2. Appearing before the court in this matter is *****, Xuanyi.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 3. The individual answering to this matter is *******, Janni. There is no jury in a magistrates' court: cases are decided by magistrates or a district judge.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 6. The person due before the court is ***********, Ciara. Defendant surnames on this page are partially redacted for privacy.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 3. The defendant named in this listing is **********, Lukasz.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 6. The listing records the defendant as *******, George. Everyone entering the court building is searched by security staff, and prohibited items are not allowed inside.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 12. The court schedule names ******, Hilary in connection with this hearing. Hearings in criminal courts are generally open to anyone who wishes to observe from the public gallery.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 8. Named on today's list for this case is ******, Crstina.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 9. This hearing concerns *********, Rebecca. Journalists may report on open court proceedings, provided any restrictions ordered by the court are observed.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 1. Appearing before the court in this matter is *********, Andrei. Phones must be put away and silenced before entering the courtroom.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 12. The individual answering to this matter is *******, Rovilena.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 12. The person due before the court is *******, Stefania. The great majority of criminal cases are dealt with entirely in the magistrates' courts.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 11. The defendant named in this listing is *****, Stefan, bearing case reference number 2600488377. Almost every criminal case in England and Wales starts life in a magistrates' court.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 10. The listing records the defendant as ******, Steve.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 1. The court schedule names *****, Thomas in connection with this hearing, bearing case reference number 2600494431. Some hearings are subject to reporting restrictions which limit what can be published about the case.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 4. Named on today's list for this case is *******, Alex, bearing case reference number 2600489284. Cases can be adjourned, relisted or moved to a different courtroom with little notice, so details may change during the day.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 4. This hearing concerns ******, Stephen.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 3. Appearing before the court in this matter is *****, Bryan, bearing case reference number 2600516362. Defendant surnames on this page are partially redacted for privacy.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 3. The individual answering to this matter is *****, Alberto. Court visitors are not required to follow a formal dress code, but smart clothing is recommended.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 6. The person due before the court is ********, Vasik.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 6. The defendant named in this listing is ********, Joceline. Hearings in criminal courts are generally open to anyone who wishes to observe from the public gallery.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 8. The listing records the defendant as ********, Georgi. Magistrates' courts hear the less serious criminal matters and send the gravest cases up to the Crown Court.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 3. The court schedule names ******, Lukasz in connection with this hearing.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 9. Named on today's list for this case is **********, Deimantas. Phones must be put away and silenced before entering the courtroom.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 11. This hearing concerns ******, Matthew, bearing case reference number 2600432940. It is against the law to take photographs or make recordings anywhere inside a court building.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 9. Appearing before the court in this matter is **********, Hywel, bearing case reference number 2600520807.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 3. The individual answering to this matter is ******, Radoslav. Almost every criminal case in England and Wales starts life in a magistrates' court.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 7. The person due before the court is *******, Hayes. Hearing times shown are taken from the official list and should be confirmed with the court before travelling.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 12. The defendant named in this listing is *********, Dean, bearing case reference number 2600488237.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 12. The listing records the defendant as ******, Ivan. Cases can be adjourned, relisted or moved to a different courtroom with little notice, so details may change during the day.
The case list for Highbury Magistrates' Court shows this matter timetabled for 14:00 in court number 9. The court schedule names *****, Walter in connection with this hearing. There is no jury in a magistrates' court: cases are decided by magistrates or a district judge.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 7. Named on today's list for this case is ******, Jose.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 8. This hearing concerns **********, Veronika. Court visitors are not required to follow a formal dress code, but smart clothing is recommended.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 5. Appearing before the court in this matter is ******, Justin. Everyone entering the court building is searched by security staff, and prohibited items are not allowed inside.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 11. The individual answering to this matter is ********, Doroteya.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 1. The person due before the court is ******, Leonel. Magistrates' courts hear the less serious criminal matters and send the gravest cases up to the Crown Court.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 8. The defendant named in this listing is *****, Dani. Journalists may report on open court proceedings, provided any restrictions ordered by the court are observed.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 10. The listing records the defendant as ****, Jiwei.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 8. The court schedule names ****, Seyem in connection with this hearing, bearing case reference number 2600494385. It is against the law to take photographs or make recordings anywhere inside a court building.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 11. Named on today's list for this case is *******, Haydar. The great majority of criminal cases are dealt with entirely in the magistrates' courts.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 4. This hearing concerns **********, Aldonna.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 8. Appearing before the court in this matter is *******, Rafik. Hearing times shown are taken from the official list and should be confirmed with the court before travelling.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 9. The individual answering to this matter is ******, Fiona. Some hearings are subject to reporting restrictions which limit what can be published about the case.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 12. The person due before the court is ***********, Sylvia.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 4. The defendant named in this listing is *****, Jim. There is no jury in a magistrates' court: cases are decided by magistrates or a district judge.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 9. The listing records the defendant as **********, Marika. Defendant surnames on this page are partially redacted for privacy.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 9. The court schedule names ****, Wahab in connection with this hearing.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 11. Named on today's list for this case is *******, Anas. Everyone entering the court building is searched by security staff, and prohibited items are not allowed inside.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 3. This hearing concerns ********, Ventsislav. Hearings in criminal courts are generally open to anyone who wishes to observe from the public gallery.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 4. Appearing before the court in this matter is ****, Qingyu.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 8. The individual answering to this matter is ******, Manol. Journalists may report on open court proceedings, provided any restrictions ordered by the court are observed.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 5. The person due before the court is ********, Sean, bearing case reference number 2600376595. Phones must be put away and silenced before entering the courtroom.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 5. The defendant named in this listing is ****, Liangwang.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 4. The listing records the defendant as *****, George, bearing case reference number 1501264006. The great majority of criminal cases are dealt with entirely in the magistrates' courts.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 4. The court schedule names ********, Arlind in connection with this hearing. Almost every criminal case in England and Wales starts life in a magistrates' court.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 11. Named on today's list for this case is ******, Alexander.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 3. This hearing concerns ********, Sarah. Some hearings are subject to reporting restrictions which limit what can be published about the case.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 3. Appearing before the court in this matter is ******, Perry. Cases can be adjourned, relisted or moved to a different courtroom with little notice, so details may change during the day.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 2. The individual answering to this matter is ******, Tolga.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 6. The person due before the court is *****, Michael. Defendant surnames on this page are partially redacted for privacy.
The diary entry for this case reads 10:00, courtroom 10. The defendant named in this listing is *******, Iosif, bearing case reference number 2600491556. Court visitors are not required to follow a formal dress code, but smart clothing is recommended.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 9. The listing records the defendant as *******, Ivan.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 5. The court schedule names ********, Petar in connection with this hearing. Hearings in criminal courts are generally open to anyone who wishes to observe from the public gallery.
A start time of 14:00 has been given for this case, in court 11. Named on today's list for this case is ********, Costantini. Magistrates' courts hear the less serious criminal matters and send the gravest cases up to the Crown Court.
The diary entry for this case reads 14:00, courtroom 12. This hearing concerns ********, Serban.
A start time of 10:00 has been given for this case, in court 2. Appearing before the court in this matter is ******, Anne, bearing case reference number 2600459148. Phones must be put away and silenced before entering the courtroom.
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Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court is one of the busiest magistrates' courts in North London, located at 51 Holloway Road, London N7 8JA, in the heart of the London Borough of Islington. The court falls within the East Central Division of HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) and serves a wide catchment area spanning the boroughs of Islington, Haringey, Camden, and Enfield. Following the closure of Highgate (Haringey) Magistrates' Court, Highbury Corner absorbed much of its caseload, significantly increasing the volume of hearings processed at this venue. The court primarily handles adult criminal cases, single justice procedure matters, betting and gaming offences, and licensing applications. More serious indictable offences that cannot be dealt with summarily are typically committed to Wood Green Crown Court or Snaresbrook Crown Court for trial or sentencing.
Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court deals with a broad range of summary and either-way criminal offences. These include common assault, theft, criminal damage, public order offences, driving offences, drug possession, and minor fraud. The court also handles bail applications, breach of community order proceedings, warrant hearings, and first appearances for more serious charges before they are sent to the Crown Court. Single justice procedure cases — typically involving minor offences such as TV licence evasion, minor motoring charges, and council tax non-payment — are also processed here. Cases arriving at Highbury Corner generally originate from Islington Police Station, Holloway Police Station, Wood Green Police Station, Edmonton Police Station, Holborn Police Station, Kentish Town Police Station, and British Transport Police at Brewery Road.
The court building is open Monday to Friday. The court counter operates from 9am to 11am and 1:30pm to 2:30pm for general enquiries, while the application counter is open from 9am to 10am. For general enquiries, the Courts and Tribunals Service Centre can be reached on 03308 084 407, available Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5pm and Saturday 8am to 2pm. Fine queries should be directed to 0300 123 9252, and payments can be made by calling 0300 790 9901. Written correspondence should be sent to the North London Admin Centre, P.O. Box 52693, London N7 1AF rather than to the court building itself. For queries relating to Single Justice Procedure cases, contact the dedicated line on 0300 303 0656.
Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court benefits from excellent public transport connections. Highbury & Islington station, served by the Victoria line, the London Overground, and Great Northern rail services, is approximately a two-minute walk from the court entrance. Several bus routes stop directly outside or near the court building, including the 43, 263, 271, 393, and N41. For those driving, limited free street parking is available on Digswell Street and Furlong Road, both less than a minute's walk from the court. Additional free parking can be found on Highbury Crescent across the A1, though restrictions typically apply after two hours. Paid street parking is available on most surrounding roads for longer stays.
The court building provides disabled access throughout, including accessible toilets and a baby changing facility on the ground floor. Six interview rooms are available for private consultations between solicitors and their clients. Video conferencing and prison-to-court video link facilities can be arranged in advance for eligible hearings. The building is part of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network, with lanyards available on request, and hearing enhancement equipment can be provided by prior arrangement through the court office. Assistance dogs are welcome. A Witness Service operates within the court, providing emotional and practical support to prosecution and defence witnesses through trained volunteers. Upon arrival, defendants should check the court list display board on the ground floor opposite the lifts to identify which courtroom their case will be heard in.
Daily hearing lists for Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court are published by HMCTS, typically by 4pm the day before the hearing. You can check the latest listings on this page, which is updated regularly to reflect scheduled hearings, courtroom allocations, and hearing times.
A postal requisition is a legal summons requiring you to attend court on the date and time specified. It will state the offence you are charged with. You should arrive at least 45 minutes early to pass through security and locate your courtroom. If you do not have legal representation, a duty solicitor is available at the court free of charge.
Cases that are too serious to be tried summarily at a magistrates' court are typically committed or sent to Wood Green Crown Court or Snaresbrook Crown Court, depending on the nature of the offence and the court's allocation schedule.