Hull Combined Court Centre

Judge bury amazing thankyou for putting a stop to Steve Ellis that has ruined untold lives not just the victims but all families around them !!!the knock on effect that u have now ended and also to our barrister in the case and Louise Simms for her consistency and determination to have this case believed good justice system this time round and so thankful as had no no no belief beforehand

A nice building, but the acoustics in the courtoom are appalling, I was unable to make out a work the lawyers or the judge said, and had to be given a summary by a police officer who had been working on the case. Still, a good result and Polly Ledger behind bars, where she belongs.

The appeal judge automatically sides with the decision made by her friends in Grimsby. Not fit for purpose.

45 mins ringing out to family court on a Monday at 2pm! It was very urgent too.

I got Volt Pulse X in October 2015 and in March 2016 it started breaking. Between March and 1 August 2016 (the last time I rode the bike) in the back wheel 6 spokes snapped, wheel was re-spoked twice, the rim split bottom bracket was replaced, cranks kept coming loose and so did the nuts on the back wheel. This bent the disc brake.On 10th March 2017 I got a letter saying the case was struck out. I rang the court and they said there was a hearing on the 8th March 2017 which I didn't go to. I asked C.A.B. about this and they said to pay £115 to ask for it to be re-instated. The court sent the cheque back and said it was £355. They then sent that cheque back and said it was £255.At the 2nd hearing, the judge said Volt, in an e-mail, admitted all the faults with the bike. He also said that Volt asked for the hearing to be post-poned but never turned up. The judge said he would not re-instate the case as the bike, mechanically, was of 'satisfactory condition' on the day I actually got the bike and said he was satisfied that I got the letter.The judge said the letter had a date at the top and bottom that were the same but should have been different. So, anyone who reads it would think that the hearing was on the 8th March when it was actually on the 2nd March. So I would have missed the hearing anyway cos of the courts' total incompitence.

Good service all round.

A very comfortable place with helpful clerks and good security .

Although I won my case (and I was right about the company who sued me) my counter-case (for wasting my time, harassment and processing my personal data unlawfully) was not looked into, leaving me feeling ignored and silenced (me and hundreds other people who was treating the same by the same company) Glad I won, but disappointed the Court wasn't investigating further.

Phone system is appalling and you can't get hold of anyone as the phone doesn't ring. They also now don't have a front desk where you can serve papers or pay your fees so you have to use the phone and hence the circle continues.