Three people from Oxfordshire have appeared in courts in different parts of the country in the last week.

All three were in court for exceeding the speed limit on separate roads.

If you plead guilty to speeding you will have to pay a £100 fine and have three points added to your licence, unless you are given the option to attend a speed awareness course.

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These are the people who appeared in court in the last week:

On Monday, January 10, Phelim Brady of North Way in Headington appeared at South West London Magistrates’ Court.

The court found that on June 28 at 6.17am 35-year old Brady drove a Volkswagen Index on the A40, from near Terrick Street to Paddington Green, at a speed which exceeded 30mph.

This was in contravention of a temporary maximum speed restriction imposed by a local traffic order.

Brady was fined £66 by the court, made to pay a victim surcharge of £34 and he had his driving record endorsed with three points.

On Friday, January 14, Francis McHugh, of Holton Place Cottage in Holton, appeared at Herefordshire Magistrates’ Court.

The 73-year old was found to have exceeded the 40mph speed limit on the A5 Shotatton Crossroads towards Shrewsbury in Shropshire.

McHugh was fined £400, made to pay a victim surcharge of £40 and costs of £90.

McHugh’s driving record was also endorsed with six points.

Also on Friday, at Lanashire Magistrates' Court, William Arinze appeared for speeding. 

The court found Arinze, of Green Road in Kidlington, drove a vehicle on the M6 Southbound between J33 and J32, near Garstang, at a speed excedding 50mph on June 26. 

29-year old Arinze was fined £80, made to pay a victim surcharge of £34 and costs of £90. 

His driving record was also endorsed by four points by the court. 

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