Hull & Holderness Magistrates’ Court Listings

Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court Listings

View today's Hull & Holderness Magistrates Court listings. Check daily case schedules, defendant details, hearing times & courtroom info for Hull's Law Courts.

Court Listings for Today

Wednesday, 24th June 2026

11 Cases Listed

Daily Listings Summary for Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court

The official court schedule for Wednesday, 24th June 2026 comprises a total of 11 cases listed for hearing at Hull & Holderness 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, 7, 10.

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.

A court sitting has been arranged at Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court with the matter due to be called at 14:00 in courtroom 7. The defendant appearing in this matter is *******, Lewis, bearing case reference number 2600021471. Members of the public attending court are requested to maintain silence during proceedings.
Based on official court lists and local court reporter observations, a case is scheduled at Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court for 10:00 in court 5. The individual whose attendance has been required for this hearing is identified in the court records as *******, Billie, bearing case reference number 2600022222. All visitors to the court building are subject to security checks upon entry.
Information displayed on the court screens at Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court shows a hearing listed for 10:00 in courtroom 3. The person named in the court records for this matter is ****, Matthew. Security screening is in operation at all court building entrances.
Administrative records from Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court confirm that legal proceedings are scheduled to commence at 14:00 in court 10. The person required to attend this hearing is named as *****, Ernest, bearing case reference number 2600021552. Legal representatives should ensure they have registered their attendance with court staff before the hearing begins.
The court diary for Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court includes a listing commencing at 10:00 which has been allocated to courtroom 2. Court records identify the individual due to appear as *********, Steven, bearing case reference number 2600022869. Visitors to the court are reminded that photography and recording are strictly prohibited within court premises.
In accordance with the daily court schedule, proceedings are listed at Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court to commence at 10:00 in court 4. The defendant named in these proceedings is ******, Hazel, bearing case reference number 2600009048. Legal aid representatives are available at the court for those requiring assistance.
Today's court business at Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court includes a hearing timetabled for 10:00 in courtroom 4. The individual listed as defendant is ******, Radu, bearing case reference number 2600019981. The court building is accessible for wheelchair users via the main entrance.
The advertised schedule for Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court shows a matter listed for hearing at 10:00 in court 1. According to official records, the defendant in this case is **********, Costel, bearing case reference number 2600015099. Note-taking by members of the public gallery is generally permitted.
A hearing is listed to take place at Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court today, with the case scheduled to begin at 10:00 in court 1. The defendant due to appear before the court is ****, Ferenc. Reporting restrictions may apply to certain aspects of the proceedings.
Court listings data confirms that proceedings at Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court are scheduled for 10:00 in court 5. The defendant appearing in this matter is identified as *********, Robert. The court office is open from 9am to 5pm for general enquiries.
Public court listings confirm that a hearing will take place at Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court beginning at 10:00 in courtroom 4. The defendant scheduled to appear is *********, Damon. Observers are reminded that they may be asked to leave if the court moves into closed session.
⚠️ Important Notice: Court listings are subject to change at short notice. Hearing times may be amended by the court. Please verify all details with the court directly before attending.

About Hull and Holderness Magistrates' Court

Hull and Holderness Magistrates' Court and Hearing Centre is one of the busiest magistrates courts in the Humber region, serving Kingston-upon-Hull and the surrounding East Riding communities, including the historic Holderness area stretching from Beverley to the Humber estuary. Located in the heart of Hull city centre, the court handles thousands of criminal and civil cases every year, making it a vital part of the Yorkshire and Humber justice system. The court sits within the same complex as other legal services, offering a central hub for defendants, legal professionals, and the public seeking daily listings and case information.

Court Address, Contact Details & Opening Times

The court is situated at The Law Courts, Market Place, Kingston-upon-Hull, HU1 1RD — just a short walk from Hull city centre and easily accessible by public transport. The building is open Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm, with the public counter open from 9am–4pm. The court is closed on weekends and bank holidays, though the telephone enquiry line operates Monday to Friday 8:30am–5pm and Saturday 8am–2pm.

  • General Enquiries (Magistrates): 0330 808 4407 / [email protected]
  • Single Justice Procedure Cases: 0300 303 0656 / [email protected]
  • Payments: 0300 790 9901
  • Witness Service: 0300 332 1230
  • DX: 742160 Hull 20 | Court Code: 1943

If you have a disability and require assistance attending a hearing, contact the court directly on 0330 808 4407 ahead of your scheduled date.

Getting to Hull Magistrates' Court

Hull city centre is well served by bus and rail. Hull Paragon Interchange — the city's main train and bus station — is within a 5-minute walk of The Law Courts on Market Place. Regular bus services, including route 1, provide early-morning connections to the court, with first buses arriving near the court before 5am. If you are driving, several public car parks are located within a short distance of the court, including Pryme Street and Albion Street car parks. Cycling routes through the city centre also link directly to Market Place.

Cases Heard at Hull & Holderness Magistrates' Court

Hull and Holderness Magistrates' Court handles a wide range of criminal and regulatory proceedings. As with all magistrates courts in England and Wales, all criminal cases begin here before being committed to a crown court if required. The court also operates a Single Justice Procedure for summary-only, non-imprisonable offences. Types of cases commonly heard include:

  • Road traffic offences including speeding, drink driving, and driving without insurance
  • Theft, public order offences, and anti-social behaviour
  • Drug offences and possession charges
  • Domestic and non-domestic assault matters
  • TV licence evasion and council tax recovery (Single Justice Procedure)
  • Bail applications and custody cases
  • Either-way offences that may be committed to Hull Crown Court for trial or sentencing

Cases involving youth defendants (under 18) are not published on public listing services. If you need information about a youth case, contact the court directly.

For nearby court listings, you may also find the Beverley Magistrates Court listings page useful.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time do hearings start at Hull Magistrates' Court?

Most hearings are listed from 10:00am, with afternoon sessions typically beginning at 2:00pm. You should arrive at least 15–20 minutes before your listed time and report to the enquiries counter upon arrival.

Where can I find today's Hull Magistrates Court listings?

Today's listings are updated daily on this page and are also published on CourtServe. Lists go live at the end of the previous working day.

What is the Single Justice Procedure?

The Single Justice Procedure (SJP) allows certain minor, non-imprisonable summary offences — such as speeding or TV licence evasion — to be heard by a single magistrate, often without the defendant needing to attend court in person. For SJP queries, call 0300 303 0656.

Are overnight custody cases listed publicly?

No. Overnight custody cases and youth cases are not published on public listing services. Contact the court directly for information on these cases.

Is Hull Magistrates' Court open on Saturdays?

The court building is not open to the public on Saturdays, but the telephone enquiry line operates Saturday 8am–2pm on 0330 808 4407.