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Richard Hammond faces more legal action with second court case
Richard Hammond has faced more legal action with a second court appearance.
A company owned by the former Top Gear presenter was ordered to pay a financial penalty after a case was heard by magistrates in Worcester earlier this month.
The Smallest Cog Limited, which operates from premises in Beech Lane on the Rotherwas Industrial Estate, admitted failing to provide information that could identify the driver of a Ford vehicle linked to an alleged offence.
As a result of the guilty plea, the court imposed a fine on the business along with a victim surcharge.
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Richard Hammond's car restoration company fined after appearing in court
RICHARD Hammond's car restoration company has been fined after appearing in court.
The Smallest Cog Limited, based in Rotherwas, appeared before magistrates in Worcester earlier this month after being brought in on a charge of failing to identify a driver.
The company pleaded guilty of failing to give information relating to the identification of the driver of a vehicle, a Ford, who was alleged to have been guilty of an offence.
The court confirmed that a fine and victim surcharge were imposed on the company.
The company, of which Hammond is the sole director, has a registered address in London according to Companies House, but trades from a unit in Beech Lane in the Rotherwas Industrial Estate.
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Richard Hammond's business was fined- how did we get here?
Richard Hammond's workshop has become one of Herefordshire's best-known automotive businesses, but has found itself in hot water this month after it was fined by a court.
Based at Rotherwas Industrial Estate, The Smallest Cog has attracted national attention through its connection to the former Top Gear presenter, while also building a reputation among classic car enthusiasts.
The company was recently brought before magistrates in Worcester after being charged with failing to identify the driver of a vehicle.
The Smallest Cog Limited pleaded guilty to failing to provide information relating to the identification of the driver of a Ford vehicle alleged to have been involved in an offence.
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