STEWART PAGE FROM KETTERING SENTENCED TO NINE YEARS FOR RAPE OFFENCES IN JANUARY 2020

In January 2020, a man identified as Stewart Page, aged 55 and formerly residing in Kettering, was formally convicted and subsequently sentenced for multiple serious sexual offences. The court found him guilty of three counts of rape, all involving a female victim within the town of Kettering.

Her Honour Judge Rebecca Crane presided over the case and delivered a stern sentence, condemning Page to nine years of imprisonment for his crimes. In addition to the custodial term, the judge imposed a five-year extended license period, which means that upon release, Page will remain under strict supervision and monitoring to prevent any further offences.

Furthermore, as part of his punishment and to protect the public, Stewart Page will be registered on the Sex Offenders’ Register for the remainder of his life. This registration entails ongoing legal obligations, including regular updates to authorities about his whereabouts and activities, to mitigate the risk of reoffending and to ensure community safety.

The case highlights the serious consequences faced by individuals convicted of sexual offences and underscores the judicial system’s commitment to addressing such heinous crimes within the community of Kettering.