Newthorpe man handed 21-day driving ban after admitting speeding

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A Newthorpe man was given a driving ban after pleading guilty to speeding.

Nottingham Magistrates Court heard Matthew Buxton, aged 37, of Halls Lane, was doing 78mph on the Eastwood by-pass in Kimberley on February 23 last year when the maximum speed limit on the road is 50mph.

In court, Buxton was fined £120 and also ordered to pay £90 costs and £48 victim surcharge.

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Buxton pleaded guilty at Nottingham Magistrates Court. Photo: GoogleBuxton pleaded guilty at Nottingham Magistrates Court. Photo: Google
Buxton pleaded guilty at Nottingham Magistrates Court. Photo: Google

He also had six points added to his licence and was banned from driving for 21 days.

The reduced disqualification was due to mitigating circumstances that a longer ban would cause exceptional hardship found on the basis that disqualification would impact on his ability to gain employment as a joiner with interviews pending and potential impact on losing his motability vehicle.