The London woman is accused of being involved in the supply of drugs in Didcot (pictured, the Orchard Centre) Picture: David Fleming. (Image: David Fleming)
A young London woman denies being involved in dealing class A drugs in Didcot.
Appearing before Oxford Crown Court on Friday (May 5), Anika Nawaz, 27, from Brent, pleaded not guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine and heroin between January 31 and February 26 and possession of criminal property on February 25.
Judge Ian Pringle KC bailed her until the trial, which it is anticipated will take place later this year.
Gavin Pottinger appeared for the Crown Prosecution Service. The defendant was represented by Martin Liddiard.
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