Latest Kidderminster and Bewdley cases heard in court

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A number of cases have been heard recently from defendants across Wyre Forest. 

From cases involving criminal damage to harassment, dozens of people go before the justice system each week with those found guilty receiving penalties ranging from fines and disqualifications to prison sentences. 

Here is a list of people from Wyre Forest who have appeared in court recently:

Liam McClelland

Age: 36

Address: Northwood Lane, Bewdley

McClelland pleaded guilty to harassment without violence between January 18, 2025, and January 22, 2025, in Malvern.

He was fined £200 and handed a restraining order which prohibits him from contacting the victim directly or indirectly.

The restraining order is in place until September 2029. CPS costs: £250. Surcharge: £85.

Jacqueline Ward

Age: 56

Address: Waycroft, Kidderminster

Ward pleaded guilty to taking a motor vehicle without the owner's consent on June 21 in Kidderminster.

She was sentenced to 12 weeks' imprisonment.

Ward also pleaded guilty to using a motor vehicle on St Mary's Ringway in Kidderminster without third party insurance, and driving whilst disqualified.

She was handed an obligatory disqualification of six months.

Moya Jones

Age: 92

Address: Marlpool Court, Kidderminster

Jones indicated a guilty plea to causing serious injury by careless/inconsiderate driving on November 16, 2025, on Habberley Lane in Kidderminster.

She was handed an obligatory disqualification for 12 months and ordered to pay £2,900 in compensation.

Jones was also fined £200. CPS costs: £85. Surcharge: £80.

Tyler Morris

Age: 23

Address: Usmere Road, Kidderminster

Morris indicated a guilty plea to criminal damage to property valued under £5,000.

He was accused of destroying a custody mobile phone of an unknown value belonging to West Mercia Police on September 12 in Kidderminster.

He was ordered to pay £50 in compensation.

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