Check today's Huntingdon Magistrates' Court listings at Walden Road, PE29 3DW. View daily hearing schedules, case types, contact details, and visitor information.
Daily Listings Summary for Huntingdon Magistrates' Court
The official court schedule for Tuesday, 23rd June 2026 comprises a total of 2 cases listed for hearing at Huntingdon Magistrates' Court.
Hearings are scheduled to commence at the following times: 10:00, 14:00.
Proceedings will be conducted across courtrooms 9, 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.
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View Listings →About Huntingdon Magistrates' Court
Huntingdon Magistrates' Court operates within the Huntingdon Law Courts building on Walden Road, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE29 3DW. Serving the wider Huntingdonshire district, this court is administered by HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) and sits as part of the East of England court circuit. The building also houses a Crown Court, making it a combined law courts facility for both summary and indictable matters in the area. Huntingdon has a long legal heritage stretching back centuries, with the town historically serving as the county town of the former county of Huntingdonshire before its merger into Cambridgeshire in 1974. Today, the court continues to serve the communities of Huntingdon, St Ives, St Neots, Ramsey, and surrounding villages across the district.
Types of Cases Heard
Huntingdon Magistrates' Court deals with a broad range of summary offences and preliminary hearings for more serious criminal matters. Cases commonly heard here include motoring offences such as drink driving and speeding, theft, minor assault, public order offences, criminal damage, and domestic abuse cases. The court also handles bail applications, plea hearings, and committal proceedings where cases are sent to the Crown Court for trial. Single Justice Procedure (SJP) cases, which cover lower-level offences such as TV licence evasion and minor road traffic matters, are also processed through this court. Magistrates or a district judge preside over hearings and determine guilt and sentencing for eligible offences.
Contact Details and Opening Hours
The court building is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM until 5:00 PM. Telephone enquiries are answered between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM, with Friday hours closing slightly earlier at 4:30 PM. The main magistrates' administration line is 01223 376000, while the Courts and Tribunals Service Centre can be reached on 03308 084 407 (Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM; Saturday 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM). For queries relating to Single Justice Procedure cases, contact 0300 303 0656. General magistrates' court enquiries can also be emailed to [email protected], while SJP queries should be directed to [email protected]. Written correspondence should be sent to The Court House, Bridge Street, Peterborough, PE1 1ED.
Getting to Huntingdon Law Courts
Huntingdon Law Courts is centrally located on Walden Road, within walking distance of the town centre. Huntingdon railway station is approximately a 10-minute walk from the court and is served by Great Northern and Thameslink services, with direct trains to London King's Cross taking around an hour. Local bus services operated by Whippet Coaches and Stagecoach connect the town's bus station to the court area. There is no public parking at the court itself; however, several pay-and-display car parks are situated nearby in the town centre. Visitors are advised to arrive at least 30 minutes before their scheduled hearing to allow time for security screening and check-in.
Building Facilities and Accessibility
The Huntingdon Law Courts building provides full disabled access, including a ramp at the main entrance, a lift between the ground and first floors, and level access into all courtrooms and hearing rooms. Accessible toilets and baby changing facilities are available on site. Hearing enhancement loop systems are installed in all courts for those with hearing impairments, and assistance dogs are welcome throughout the building. Refreshments are available within the court building. The Witness Service, reachable on 0300 332 1231, offers support and guidance to witnesses attending hearings. If you have specific accessibility needs, contact the court in advance on 01223 376000 to arrange assistance.
Nearby Magistrates' Courts
If your case has been transferred or you need listings for a neighbouring court, you may find the following useful: Cambridge Magistrates' Court listings, located approximately 16 miles south-east, or Peterborough Magistrates' Court listings, roughly 20 miles to the north.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find today's hearing list for Huntingdon Magistrates' Court?
Daily court listings for Huntingdon Magistrates' Court are published on this page each morning. The list includes scheduled hearing times, courtroom numbers, and defendant names. Listings are subject to change at short notice, so check back regularly or contact the court directly on 01223 376000 for the most current information.
Is there parking at Huntingdon Law Courts?
There is no public car park within the court grounds. Pay-and-display car parks are available a short walk away in Huntingdon town centre. Alternatively, you can park near Huntingdon railway station and walk to the court in around 10 minutes.
What should I bring when attending Huntingdon Magistrates' Court?
Bring your court summons or hearing notification, photo identification, and any relevant case documents. Arrive at least 30 minutes early and report to the court clerk or usher on arrival. Mobile phones must be switched to silent mode inside courtrooms.
