Man accused of Norfolk driving offences has case adjourned

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A man has appeared in court accused of using fake number plates on his vehicle when stopped in Norfolk

Stuart Driver has been charged with fraudulently using a licence plate in King’s Lynn in January this year.

The 52-year-old has also been charged with driving a vehicle otherwise in accordance with a licence and using the vehicle without third party insurance.

Driver, from Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire, appeared at Norwich Crown Court - sitting at the city's magistrates' court - on Tuesday for a plea and trial preparation hearing (PTPH).

Norwich Magistrates Court (Image: Peter Walsh, Newsquest)

The court was told Driver, was still seeking legal representation.

Recorder Fraser Butlin adjourned the case until April 28 to allow the defendant time to instruct a barrister.

No pleas were entered in the case.

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