Steven Lamb

Public criminal case information in the UK reveals details for several individuals named Steven Lamb.

Steven Lamb (41, of Beech Avenue, Pinehurst, Swindon)

This individual pleaded guilty to intentional strangulation and assault by beating. The charges stem from an incident on March 27, 2026, at a Travelodge hotel in Swindon. During an argument, Lamb threw a mobile phone at the victim's face, causing an injury, and then grabbed her by the neck, forcing her head underwater in a bath.

• Key Dates and Proceedings:
• March 27, 2026: Incident occurred at a Travelodge in Swindon.
• April 6, 2026: Lamb pleaded guilty to intentional strangulation and assault by beating at Swindon Magistrates' Court.
• May 6, 2026: The case was sent to Swindon Crown Court for sentencing due to its serious nature.
• June 11, 2026: A hearing was scheduled at Swindon Combined Court.
• June 12, 2026: Lamb appeared for sentencing at Swindon Crown Court. He received a 16-month imprisonment sentence, suspended for two years. He was also ordered to complete 125 hours of unpaid work, 26 rehabilitation activity sessions, a nine-month alcohol treatment program, and a three-year restraining order. The judge noted Lamb had no prior convictions before this offense, though he had since acquired a drink-driving conviction.

Steven Lamb (53, of no fixed abode, charged in Tameside)

This individual was charged in connection with a burglary.

• Key Dates and Proceedings:
• November 21, 2022: An incident occurred at Dukinfield Library where keys and £100 were stolen, and significant damage was caused.
• December 29, 2022: Steven Lamb was charged by Greater Manchester Police's Tameside Neighbourhood Crime Team.
• December 30, 2022: He appeared at Manchester Magistrates' Court and was remanded in custody.
• March 29, 2023: He was scheduled to appear at Tameside Magistrates' Court for trial.

Steven Lamb (28, of Victoria Crescent, Chelmsford)

This individual was involved in an affray incident.

• Key Dates and Proceedings:
• August 19, 2012: Lamb was involved in a row in Chelmsford town centre.
• April 24, 2013: He admitted to a charge of affray at Chelmsford Crown Court. He received an 18-month supervision order, a 100-hour unpaid work order, and a six-month curfew. The judge also mandated an aggression replacement program and advised him to address his excessive drinking. While a friend of his, Jamie Waters, caused a death by punching another man during the same incident, Lamb was not directly involved in the fatal blow.