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MagistratesWhere to Find Us Milton Keynes Magistrates' Court 301 Silbury Boulevard Witan Gate East Milton Keynes MK9 2AJ Tel. 0870 2412819 Fax 01908 451146 WelcomeMilton Keynes Magistrates Court We are happy to welcome you to our website, which will give you information about your local Magistrates' Court and about the work of the magistrates and the court ... more...2010 Summer SeasonOpen MorningsWe are pleased to invite you to attend an Open Morning at the Magistrates' Court where you can see the courts operating in the company of an experienced magistrate.Your guide ... more... Magistrates"Hats but no Trousers"by Nancy Wilkinson, Justice of the PeaceAt a governors' meeting at a Bletchley Comprehensive school I was asked by a fellow governor, who was a magistrate, if I was interested in ... more... |
A Magistrate's Blogmore...Speakers AvailableNeed a Speaker?Magistrates in the CommunityFollowing an initiative by the Magistrates Association to make the work of magistrates more widely known, and to encourage recruitment, your local bench is able to ... more... Useful WebsitesCourt Administration StaffSITUATIONS VACANT
From time to time vacancies occur amongst the court administation staff. If you would like to know of any current vacancies for this interesting and important work please ... more... Before Milton Keynes.....Fenny StratfordFenny Stratford Petty SessionsMilton Keynes Magistrates Court was formed by the amalgamation of the Petty Sessional Divisions of Newport Pagnell, Stony Stratford and Fenny Stratford. Fenny Stratford was the ... more... Stony StratfordStony Stratford Petty SessionsThe court together with the police station was built in 1862. This court was then responsible for the area bounded by Shenley and Loughton up to Calverton, ... more... Newport PagnellNewport Pagnell Petty SessionsThe Court originally met at The Swan or The Anchor but in 1872 a purpose built Police station with a Magistrates court attached was erected at the ... more... |
