Preston Magistrates' Court listings today - full list of Wednesday's cases, names and offences

More than 40 cases are listed for Preston Magistrates today, covering a range of alleged offences including assault, drug offences, dangerous driving, theft and domestic abuse-related offences.

Among the cases listed is Ethan Luke Rowe, who is due to enter a plea over an allegation of failing to comply with sex offender notification requirements.

Ashley Cheeseman is due before the court over allegations of driving while over the alcohol limit, driving while disqualified and possessing cannabis or cannabis resin.

At 2pm, Anthony Watkinson is listed for sentence after being charged with possessing cannabis, failing to stop for a constable or traffic warden, failing to provide a specimen, failing to surrender to police or court bail, and taking a motor vehicle without the owner's consent.

Cameron Higham is due for a mention and fix hearing over allegations of motor vehicle theft and possession of cannabis or cannabis resin.

Assault and harassment cases

A number of cases involve alleged assaults and harassment.

Thomas Ibbotson is listed for sentence in two cases involving an alleged breach of a non-molestation order and harassment without violence.

Syed Shah is due for sentence over an alleged assault by beating, while Andrew Hodson is listed over an allegation of sending a communication threatening death or serious harm.

Jamie Davies is also listed for sentence over allegations including common assault, criminal damage and harassment.

Several defendants are listed for first hearings on alleged assaults, including Daniel McGrath, Paul Greenwood, Szymon Senger and Aimee Sage.

Christopher Hall faces allegations including three counts of assault by beating and intentional strangulation, while Robert Wharton is listed for further case management over allegations of intentional strangulation and assault by beating.

Gurdit Singh is listed for a plea hearing after being charged with three counts of assault by beating.

Joanne Brockley is due for a first hearing after being charged with five alleged breaches of a restraining order on conviction.

Gareth Green is listed for a first hearing over three cases of alleged criminal damage to property - valued under £5,000.

Thomas Hines is listed for a mention over charges of common assault, assault by beating and burglary (dwelling and theft - no violence).

Drug-related cases

Several first hearings concern alleged drug offences.

Kamal Valand and Sean Moran are both listed over allegations of possessing cannabis resin with intent to supply.

Arham Mohammed is accused of being concerned in the supply of heroin, cocaine and cannabis, as well as possessing heroin, crack cocaine and cannabis.

Przemyslaw Mikolojczk is listed over allegations of possessing cocaine with intent to supply, possessing an offensive weapon in a public place and possessing amphetamine with intent to supply.

Callum Jackson is accused of possessing cannabis, cocaine and ketamine.

Driving and motoring cases

The list also includes several motoring-related cases.

Arslan Sajad is accused of dangerous driving, failing to report a road accident and driving without third-party insurance.

Doreen Berry faces allegations relating to eyesight requirements, driving without due care and attention and failing to stop after a road accident.

James McDougall is listed over an allegation of driving while over the alcohol limit, while Hassan Khan is due to enter a plea over an allegation of driving with a proportion of a controlled drug above the specified limit.

Adrian Wasley is to appear after being charged with failing to provide specimen for analysis - vehicle driver.

Theft, robbery and fraud

Levi Williamson is listed for a plea hearing over an allegation of robbery, while Casey MacDonnell faces an allegation of theft from a motor vehicle.

Curtis Baron is listed in connection with allegations of common assault of an emergency worker and criminal damage.

Damon Bell is due for a hearing after being charged with two counts of theft from a shop.

Two defendants, Andrew Long and Jessica Newsham, are due before the court over allegations of conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation and conspiracy to acquire, use or possess criminal property.

Ben Parton is listed for sentence over allegations including controlling or coercive behaviour, using violence to secure entry to premises, assault by beating, obstructing or resisting a constable and criminal damage.