Ed Sheeran Sings, Plays Guitar in Court As Part Of Marvin Gaye Plagiarism Case. He must pay 60 court costs. The 60-year-old, of Peregrine Crescent, Droylsden, was stopped on December 18 last year and found to have 83 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. His driving licence was endorsed with six penalty points. Main image: Tameside Magistrates' Court in Ashton. His licence was endorsed with six penalty points. Tameside magistrates handed out fines of more than 320 in some instances, plus ordered associated court costs of a further 180 also be paid. The Together Centre in Dukinfield received a generous donation for its Together Pantry from Bradley Green Primary in Hyde. Charges of assault, discoveries of drugs and a woman banned from a supermarket have been among the latest cases heard at Tameside Magistrates' Court. Fines of 220 were handed out by the court for the offence, together with associated court costs of up to a further 120 in certain instances. The first images of Broadbottom actress Millie Gibson appearing in Doctor Who have been released by the BBC. Daniel Wall denied assaulting a police constable but was found guilty of the charge and has been ordered to carry out 100 hours unpaid work. He was banned from the road for 12 months and must also pay 85 court costs and a 34 victim surcharge. Copyright 2023 Quest Media Network. Moin Uddin, 22, of Foxglove Avenue, Oldham, has been fined 25 for breaching court orders. His address was given as Newport Road, Stafford. The 25-year-old, of Blackshaw Road, Glossop, had denied the offence relating to an incident on August 29, 2020, but was found guilty by the court. Tameside magistrates have fined dozens more Metrolink passengers who were found not to have purchased tickets for their journeys. All of the offences had happened last year. He was also issued with a restraining order meaning he must have no contact with the complainant. She was charged with drink driving, driving without due care and failing to stop after causing damage to other cars in an accident. More parents who have failed to ensure their children regularly attend school have been fined by Tameside magistrates. A man charged with assaulting five people in Hyde has been sent for trial at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court. He pleaded guilty to the charge, which had happened in May last year, when he appeared at Tameside Magistrates Court. The latest cases heard by Tameside magistrates include a man banned from football games and a firm ordered to pay more than 18,000. A High Peak teenager has been referred to Derbyshire Youth Offenders Panel for nine months for a charge of assault. The court heard the offences had happened between October 2011 and March 2019. The Tameside Radio presenter gives his take on the Grand National, which was marred by protestors and the death of horses. box 40751 olympia wa 98504-0751 He was also ordered to pay total compensation of 50. The Astley Cheetham Art Gallery in Stalybridge has reopened following the completion of staircase repairs. He was fined 100 and ordered to pay a 95 victim surcharge. Tameside magistrates were told he was found in possession of bolt cutters. The court Magistrates jailed him for 14 days, suspended for six months. Two times over drink Kyle Donlan admitted stealing items from Glossops Savingzone and B&M stores when he appeared before Tameside Magistrates Court. The 56-year-old admitted taking the dashcams on December 15 last year, plus a further charge of stealing one dashcam from the same motor company in Bolton on December 10 last year worth 379.99. The legal limit is 35. Matthew Whaling was over the drug drive limit when stopped on Manchester Road in Ashton on February 11 this year. Drivers are being urged to make it None for the Road this Christmas in a campaign to crack down on drink and drug driving. He was ordered to pay a total of 150 compensation, plus 85 court costs and a 90 victim surcharge. His driving licence was endorsed with six penalty points. In a trio of opinions totaling 436 pages, the N.C. Supreme Court has restored North Carolinas voter ID law, ruled that state courts cannot consider partisan gerrymandering claims, and ended voting for felons who have not completed their sentences. April 27 2023, 5.45pm. Tameside magistrates have given a driver a suspended jail sentence for a catalogue of driving offences. Susan Rinkunas. Magistrates gave him a six weeks curfew order, meaning he must remain at his address between the hours of 9pm and 7am each day. The court gave him a two year conditional discharge, plus ordered him to pay 50 compensation. Tameside magistrates have given Daniel Owen a curfew order for a charge of stalking. His address was given as Findon Road, Baguley. GMP say two men, aged 24 and 19, were later arrested on suspicion of robbery. Nicola Skidmore was also given a restraining order for the offence last June. Disqualified driver Azahir Hussain was stopped behind the wheel of a Toyota Yaris on New Years Day motoring along Lord Sheldon Way in Ashton, Tameside magistrates heard. Magistrates ordered him to pay a victim surcharge of 22. At Tameside Magistrates Court the case was proved in his absence. The 26-year-olds address was given as Whitworth Close, Ashton. Not all appeared before Tameside magistrates but those found guilty of the offence were fined up to 440 in some instances, plus must pay court costs - which in one instance topped 1,100. He admitted the charges and was given a 12 months conditional discharge, plus ordered to pay 85 court costs and a 22 victim surcharge. He was also issued with a restraining order and must pay 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 85. Parents have claimed that their children are returning home 'starving' after having only 25 minutes for their lunchtime. Drink and drug driving increases over the Christmas period as people head out to socialise and attend gatherings, with December seeing the third highest number of driver impaired collisions. Simply enter your email address and tick the box below. He pleaded guilty to the offence and was banned from driving for 12 months by Tameside magistrates. Her driving licence was endorsed with ten penalty points. Lewis Norris narrowly escaped going to jail for a catalogue of offences in Hyde and Glossop. Appearing before Tameside Magistrates Court, she was also ordered to pay 85 costs and a 32 victim surcharge. Admitting the offence, magistrates issued a community order and fined the 30-year-old 50 plus ordered him to pay 50 court costs and a 90 victim surcharge. Appearing before the court he was banned from the road for 23 months and fined 833. Republican justices supported Danyal Mahmood, 20, of Knowle Avenue, Ashton, admitted being in possession of a quantity of cannabis when he appeared before Tameside magistrates. Tameside magistrates have jailed Christopher Fox for ten weeks for breaking a restraining order. It's an issue that previously came up in a case involving former President Donald Trump. Magistrates ordered him to pay a total of 300 compensation, plus 700 court costs and a victim surcharge of 85. The 27-year-old, of Peregrine Crescent, Droylsden, was stopped on November 15 and found to have 92 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. Tameside magistrates instructed him to remain at his address for the duration of the order between the hours of 7pm and 7am. Fifty-year-old He was also ordered to pay 100 court costs and a 21 victim surcharge. Magistrates issued him the curfew meaning he must remain at his Linnet Close, Audenshaw address between the hours of 7pm and 7am each day for the six months. Failing to provide a specimen of blood when required to do so has cost Craig Jordan his driving licence for 28 months. Click here to read the latest edition of the paper online, Click here to find out where you can pick up a copy of the paper, Copyright 2023 Quest Media Network. More parents have been fined by Tameside magistrates for failing to ensure their children regularly attend school. One man has been injured and remains in hospital after an incident at Dean Court in Dukinfield. By Crime and Courts Team. Pleading guilty, the 44-year-old of Holmlea Road, Droylsden, was ordered to carry out 180 hours unpaid work, plus pay court charges of 85 and a victim surcharge of 85. The court heard he had been back behind the wheel again just two weeks later, having been stopped on Minto Street in Ashton on January 14 driving a VW Polo. He must pay 85 court costs and a 100 victim surcharge. The court heard the three offences all related to the same incident on October 10 last year in Manchester. He also admitted having no insurance cover at the time. Magistrates banned him from the road for 17 months and fined him 1,120, plus ordered him to pay 85 court costs and a 34 victim surcharge. Susan Adams was more than two times over the drink drive limit when stopped on Langdale Drive in Mottram on July 18, Tameside magistrates heard. He was given a 12 months conditional discharge and ordered to pay 184.50 in total compensation. The specific case the court agreed to hear is part of a long-running fight between commercial fishing groups and the federal government over who pays for data The offences occurred when Greater Manchester was placed in Tier 4 regulations back in January this year. The court Magistrates handed her a 12 month conditional discharge, plus ordered her to pay a victim surcharge of 22. At Tameside magistrates he was fined 350 and ordered to pay compensation of 50, while he must also pay court costs of 85 and a victim surcharge The 29-year-old, of Hillside Avenue, pleaded guilty to the offence. Magistrates sentenced the 33-year-old, of Hickenfield Road, Hyde, to 16 weeks in prison, suspended for 12 months. The driving disqualification can be reduced by 22 weeks if a driving course is satisfactorily completed. A 19-year-old man has been charged with burglary and aggravated vehicle-taking in Stalybridge. The offence had happened in Nant Peris, north Wales, on July 17. Tameside magistrates have fined Mary Luby 120 for being in charge of a vehicle while over the legal drink drive limit. A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife. An Ashton woman who was abusive to a police constable has been hit with a court bill of more than 450 by Tameside magistrates. Tameside magistrates have disqualified an Ashton man from driving for three years. He was ordered to pay 200 compensation and was issued with a restraining order, meaning he must have no contact with the complainant. Nathan Taylor-Shonhut, 24, of Clough Fold Road, Hyde, appeared before Tameside magistrates to face the charges relating to an incident in the town on November 30. He denied the offence but was found guilty by Tameside magistrates, who also ordered him to pay 100 court costs and a victim surcharge of 85 for the offence, discovered on December 20. The legal limit is 35. He was fined 120 and must also pay 85 court costs and a 95 victim surcharge. His address was given as Brudnell Grove, Leeds. Tameside magistrates have fined Danylo Tkachuk 480 for not having any insurance cover. Wikipedia Owner Ashton Weekly Newspapers Contact Tameside Reporter Social media Can you help update this entry? Magistrates ordered him to pay 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 125 and ordered him to participate in an accredited rehabilitation programme for 30 days. The 22-year-old, of Rochdale Road, Royton, pleaded guilty after being stopped on Grains Road in Oldham last September. The 41-year-old pleaded guilty to both offences and was fined 206 for each, plus ordered to pay 85 court costs and a 32 victim surcharge for both offences. A woman must carry out 80 hours unpaid work for being threatening and abusive. He admitted the offence on July 16. The court heard that on that occasion she was found to have 112 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath - more than three times the legal limit which is 35. He initially denied the charge but later changed his plea to guilty. He was given a ten weeks jail sentence, suspended for 12 months as a result. The court heard the offence had happened between December 20 and December 26 last year when he had sent threatening messages via Facebook. The 42-year-old pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to provide a specimen or specimens of breath in Ashton, having been suspected of having committed a driving offence. A man who broke into Tesco in Ashton and stole cash to the tune of 744 has been ordered to carry out 100 hours unpaid work. At Tameside Magistrates Court the case was proved in his absence. Tameside magistrates slapped Errol Wint with a 1,320 fine. The 43-year-old, of Audenshaw Road, Audenshaw, pleaded guilty to assaulting two people on the date plus causing 300 damage to a television set on the same date. Magistrates ordered him to carry out 60 hours unpaid work plus pay court costs of 85 and a victim surcharge of 90. Motorbike rider Benjamin Stamper has been banned from the road for 12 months by Tameside magistrates for being over the drug drive limit. Greater Manchester Police were called at around 8.30pm on Wednesday last week to a report of an armed robbery of a delivery vehicle on Wall Way in the Debdale area. He admitted being in breach of the orders. 80 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood. An Oldham man has been fined 660 for flytipping. Magistrates also ordered him to pay 150 court costs and a victim surcharge of 132. The delivery driver is believed to have been held at gunpoint after being approached by two men and was pulled out of his vehicle. The boroughs magistrates ordered him to carry out 100 hours unpaid work, plus banned him from driving for a further six months for the offence. Magistrates banned him from the road for a further 12 months plus ordered him to pay 85 court costs and a 90 victim surcharge. Click here to read the latest edition of the paper online, Click here to find out where you can pick up a copy of the paper, Copyright 2023 Quest Media Network. A Liverpool man has been jailed for life for the abduction and sexual assault of a six-year-old girl in Tameside. He pleaded guilty to the offence. Tameside magistrates fined Lewis Jones 250 after he admitted charges of being in possession of a quantity of cannabis and being drunk and disorderly. She was banned from the road for 20 months although the disqualification can be reduced by 20 weeks if a driving course is completed. Click HERE for a list of locations, or read us for free online HERE.. Local developments with local people at heart, the Glossop Chronicle provides all the latest news, sport, stories and more to residents of our historic borough. Tameside magistrates have fined Lukasz Madej 98 for threatening and abusive behaviour. The 36-year-old, of Wilmans Walk, Hadfield, pleaded guilty to the offence which happened back on December 8, 2019. The 39-year-olds address was given as Midlothian Street in Clayton. The driving ban can be reduced by nine months if a driving course is successfully completed. The 33-year-old, of Carrfield, Hyde, had denied the charge but was found guilty of harassment by sending text messages between January and March of this year. Tameside magistrates have given Stephen Caine a suspended jail sentence. Appearing at Tameside magistrates he was banned from the road for 18 months, fined 300 and ordered to pay 85 court costs plus pay a 34 victim surcharge. Tameside magistrates have handed Eric Daniels a suspended jail sentence for a charge of assault. The 24-year-old, of Pleasant View, Shaw, pleaded guilty to the charge relating to incidents between April and August last year. Tameside magistrates have ordered a Denton woman to carry out 120 hours unpaid work for a charge of assault. In England, the legal alcohol limit for drivers is: 35 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath. Appearing at Tameside Magistrates Court, he was also ordered to pay 85 costs and a 32 victim surcharge. Parents face fines. William Fogg, 27, of Hansby Close, Royton, who was ordered to pay 60 costs for failing to comply with court orders. Again the defendant was not present in the court but the case was proved in their absence and they were also ordered to pay 262 costs and a 66 victim surcharge. Magistrates gave him a jail sentence of 21 weeks, suspended for 18 months, for persistently drink and drug driving. She also admitted a further charge of not having any insurance cover on the same date. Magistrates ordered compensation of 340 be paid. He was also ordered to pay a 34 victim surcharge. Tameside magistrates were told the 21-year-old, of Seymour Road, Clayton, had committed the offence on February 8 last year in Manchester. The court heard he had loitered near the victims address, threw items into her garden, posted other items through her letterbox and tried to contact her on social media, all after being served with an harassment warning. He was also ordered to pay a total of 650 court costs and must also pay a victim surcharge of 95. He admitted the offence and was banned from the road for 12 months plus fined 250. The 37-year-old, of Meadow Close, Dove Holes, had been stopped on August 28 last year on Werneth Low Road in Hyde. We deliver thousands ofcopies across the borough. In a separate case magistrates also fined Danala Lupu, 29, of Honeywell Lane, Oldham, the same sum, also for flytipping. The driving disqualification can be reduced by 17 weeks if a driving course is successfully completed. He must also pay 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 34. The curfew means he must remain at his address between the hours of 9pm and 7am each night. The legal limit is 35. Michael Madden was more than two times over the drink drive limit when stopped, Tameside Magistrates Court heard. Helai Hussain, 24, of Croft Street, Hyde, was stopped on Yew Tree Lane in Dukinfield on October 17 last year and found to have 82 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. Stockport magistrates heard the 21-year-old caused damage to two cars and two police vehicles plus other property, as well as assaulting an individual in Hadfield. He was banned from the road for a further 18 months plus ordered to pay 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 128. A Mossley motorist has been banned from the road for 18 months by Tameside magistrates for drink driving. The driving disqualification can be reduced by three months if a course is successfully completed. The 20-year-old pleaded guilty to driving a VW Golf dangerously along Manchester Road in Ashton on January 13 this year. Tameside magistrates have given Liam Gray a 12 months conditional discharge. A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife. She was ordered to pay 250 compensation. The 35-year-old, of Ryecroft Close, Ashton, admitted the offence which had happened last New Years Eve. The 50-year-old, of no fixed abode, admitted being in breach of the orders. The 33-year-old, of Oak Tree Drive, Dukinfield, pleaded guilty to the offence, plus stealing coffee from Bargain Buys in Ashton worth 15. Joseph Bevan pleaded guilty to breaking into Stalybridge Cricket Club in July this year with intent to steal. Stockport magistrates have ordered Buxton man Richard Austin to carry out 60 hours unpaid work for a charge of assault. He also admitted charges of causing damage to another vehicle on the same date and failing to report an accident, plus wasting police time. Van driver Anthony Dewhurst was more than three times over the drink drive limit when stopped in Denton on Christmas Eve last year, Tameside magistrates heard. He was remanded in custody to appear before the crown court for trial on January 6. Jordan Bailey, 19, of Park Lane, Greenfield, admitted being in breach of the orders. Powered by, Tameside Sport & Physical Activity Network. People are being encouraged to use NHS 111 Online this bank holiday for help with a wide range of health problems. Tracey Connell, 54, of Worsborough, was found to have 41 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath when stopped on November 23 on Shepley Street in Glossop. He was ordered to pay 100 compensation plus must pay 85 court costs and a 50 victim surcharge. He also admitted a further charge of being in possession of a quantity of cocaine in April last year in Manchester. Tameside magistrates heard that a Glossop driver was more than twice over the legal drink drive limit when stopped in the town. The 35-year-old, of Stanhope Street, North Reddish, pleaded guilty to taking the material from Federal Mogul Friction Products Ltd on September 5 last year. Frank Allen admitted charges of stealing headphones worth 20 from B&M Bargains in Ashton on March 3 last year, plus being equipped for theft on the same date. He was ordered to pay 300 court costs and a 95 victim surcharge. Powered by, Tameside Sport & Physical Activity Network. He must pay 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 90. He admitted both offences and was ordered to pay a total of 500 compensation. The driving disqualification can be reduced by three months if a driving course is satisfactorily completed. Van driver Christopher Jackson was fined 1,000 and banned from the road for 15 months for drug driving by Tameside magistrates. His address was given as Buxton Road, Stockport. He was jailed for similar previous convictions and breaching court orders. He must also pay 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 34. Hyde man Callum Inglefield caused an estimated 1,200 damage to a car, Tameside magistrates were told. Detectives investigating the brutal murder of Thomas Campbell in Mossley have released doorbell footage of a third suspect and say the net is closing in on him. The 57-year-old, of Rutland Avenue, pleaded guilty to the charge after being stopped on Ashton Road in Stockport on February 12 this year. The 37-year-old, of no fixed abode, was ordered to pay 85 court costs and a 34 victim surcharge. Magistrates heard she had been stopped on April 6 last year, but failed to provide a breath specimen when required to do so. Tameside Hospital is warning patients that a four-day strike by junior doctors this week will inevitably impact on its services. The driving disqualification can be reduced by 19 weeks if a driving course is successfully completed. He pleaded guilty to being in possession of a quantity of amphetamine on July 15 this year in the town. Tameside magistrates handed James Phillips a suspended jail sentence for charges of assault and causing damage. By Crime and Courts Team. Tameside magistrates have ordered Sean Hulme to carry out 100 hours unpaid work. Richard Drinkhall, 28, of Corporation Road, pleaded guilty to two charges of assault following incidents on September 1 and September 26 last year. Magistrates ordered the cannabis be forfeited and destroyed. He too admitted being in breach of the court orders. Stalybridge train stationhas just won the 'Best Kept Station' award for the third time. The Supreme Court will decide whether public officials can block critics from commenting on their social media accounts. He must carry out 80 hours unpaid work plus pay a total of 191 compensation. The 23-year-old, of Cedar Drive, Droylsden, admitted the offence when he appeared before the court. Magistrates heard the offence had happened while he was subject to a suspended sentence. The latest cases heard by Stockport and Tameside magistrates include a man who sent threatening messages via Facebook, a burglar who broke into a Tesco store and motorists more than twice over the drink drive limit. Processing errors meant just over 10 percent of all State Pension cases had underpayments, impacting around 1.3 million pensioners, the Daily Express reported this evening (April 30). Motorist Daniel Turner was over the drink drive limit when stopped in Dukinfield, Tameside magistrates were told. Magistrates issued him with a restraining order, plus ordered him to pay a total of 300 compensation, plus 85 court costs and a 122 victim surcharge. He pleaded guilty to charges of driving while disqualified and having no insurance cover. Magistrates fined him 230 and ordered him to pay court costs of 85 and a victim surcharge of 34. The 48-year-old pleaded guilty to the charge, plus driving a motorcycle without due care and attention and without insurance on Delph New Road, Oldham, on August 25 last year. Magistrates ordered the crack cocaine be forfeited and destroyed. Driving without insurance has cost Kenneth Harrop a fine of 120 at Tameside Magistrates Court. Voters will go to the polls on Thursday 4 May to elect their representatives on Tameside Council. The 31-year-old, whose address was given as Mossfield Road, He also admitted one charge of assault and two separate charges of threatening and abusive behaviour. His driving licence was endorsed with ten penalty points and he must pay 85 court costs and a 38 victim surcharge. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is still under scrutiny for not reporting that billionaire and GOP megadonor Harlan Crow took him on luxury vacations for years, or that Crow bought property from him at inflated prices, including the house where Thomas mother still lives. An Audenshaw man has been given a suspended jail sentence and must stay away from an area of Stalybridge. People are being encouraged to plan how they and others are going to get to and from a Christmas party or night out, and being asked to consider using public transport, taxis, or private hire vehicles. Transit van driver Christopher Jackson was over the drug drive limit when stopped in July this year, Tameside magistrates were told. Each ruling issued Friday divided the court, 5-2. For a further charge of not having insurance cover and driving a vehicle other than in accordance he was fined a further 70. In a separate case He must also comply with a Rehabilitation Activity Requirement and attend meetings where instructed to do so by an officer. The 48-year-old, of Crown Street, Denton, pleaded guilty to taking spirits worth 117.50 on January 8 this year and bottles of booze worth exactly the same amount on January 13. She was ordered to pay 85 court costs and a 34 victim surcharge. He was ordered to pay 500 court costs and a 95 victim surcharge and was issued with a Rehabilitation Activity Requirement, meaning he must attend appointments as and when required with a responsible officer. The 25-year-old, of Mottram, was ordered to carry out 80 hours unpaid work for the offences, which all happened on December 1 last year in Stalybridge. Police are investigating after a man allegedly slapped a woman and then exposed himself in Ashton. Magistrates also handed him a 620 bill for court costs and a victim surcharge of 122. He admitted the charge and was fined 120, plus ordered to pay 85 court costs and a victim surcharge of 34. Simply enter your email address and tick the box below. He also pleaded guilty to driving when already disqualified. Tameside magistrates have ordered Michael Thompson to carry out 60 hours unpaid work for being threatening and abusive. Magistrates also issued him with a restraining order meaning he must have no contact with the complainant. He pleaded guilty to Heappeared at Manchester Magistrates Court on Saturday and is due to appear next at Minshull Street Crown Court on March 26. "They need shaking up." Two women have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was killed at a house in Hyde. Magistrates heard he was stopped on Stockport Road, Ashton, on July 17 this year and found to have 61 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. Magistrates found the abuse to be racially aggravated and sentenced him to 12 weeks behind bars, suspended for 12 months. The charges related to an incident at The Commercial, Astley Street, Dukinfield, on November 14. A motorist found to be over the legal drug drive limit and in possession of drugs has been fined 120 by Tameside magistrates. Copyright 2023 Quest Media Network. He admitted the offence. The teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, admitted charges of failing to stop when directed to do so by police, driving without insurance, damaging the other vehicles and driving without a licence. Lynne Radcliffe stole bottles of spirits from the Tesco store in Glossop, Tameside magistrates heard. Her licence was endorsed with a total of 11 penalty points but magistrates stopped short of banning her, hearing she had carer and volunteering responsibilities. The court heard he had assaulted two police officers. He must also pay court costs of 85 and a victim surcharge of 32. At Tameside magistrates he was ordered to carry out 150 hours unpaid work for the offences plus pay court costs of 440 and a victim surcharge of 85. Tammy Cassar, 32, admitted the offence after being stopped on May 31 this year. Magistrates gave him a 12 months conditional discharge and ordered him to pay 150 court costs and a 21 victim surcharge. The legal limit is 35. A Stalybridge man must undertake 250 hours of unpaid work after admitting a charge of being in possession of a quantity of cannabis. The lists are subject to change at short notice at the discretion of the courts. Tameside magistrates have banned Robert Gormley from the road for three years. Twenty-six-year-old Arkadiusz Malysz pleaded guilty to the offence when he appeared before Tameside magistrates and was fined 120. The legal limit is 35. The legal limit is 35. The 32-year-old, of George Street, Denton, had initially denied the charges which related to an incident in Tameside on July 5 last year, but later changed his plea to guilty.

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