The following have been dealt with by Bradford and Keighley magistrates:

Wayne Grantham, aged 43, of Great Horton Road, Great Horton; theft, failure to surrender to custody, 12 months’ conditional discharge, £100 costs. Jonathan Mark Green, aged 34, of Allerton Road, Allerton; dishonestly making off without payment for goods, £100 fine, £115.36 compensation, £105 costs; failure to surrender to custody, detention in courthouse. Peter Richard Hindle, aged 45, of Killinghall Road, Bradford Moor; possession of cannabis, six months’ conditional discharge, £100 costs.

Edward Robert Dennis James, aged 36, of Victoria Road, Cross Hills; failure to attend initial assessment, £50 fine, £105 costs; failure to surrender to custody, detention in courthouse. Aidan Victor Kirkby, aged 37, of Grafton Street, Little Horton; theft, original offence of theft dealt with, six weeks’ community order with curfew and electronic monitoring, £145 costs; commission of further offence while subject to conditional discharge, dealt with for the original offence. Pawel Galucki, aged 40, of Sir Isaac Holden Place, Great Horton; soliciting for the purpose of prostitution, six months’ conditional discharge, £115 costs.

Mohammed Mughal, aged 22, of Heaton Park Drive, Heaton; driving without insurance, £150 fine, £165 costs, banned from driving for six months. Daniel Paul Davies, aged 27, of Reevy Crescent, Buttershaw; using abusive, or insulting words or behaviour, £70 fine, £105 costs. Andrew Carl Keating, aged 31, of Wellington Street, Idle; two counts of theft, committing offence during period of conditional discharge, dealt with for the original offence of theft, community order made with 100 hours’ unpaid work, £50 compensation. Scott McTasney, aged 36, of Hendford Drive, Pollard Park; being a sex offender failed to comply with notification of change of address, £110 fine, £105 costs.

* We wish to point out that all the information in this court file is provided by the magistrates' court, which collates the details largely from prosecutors and the police. In calculating the amount of any fine, the court takes into account the income of the offender as well as the seriousness of the offence.