Two more sexual offense charges have been added to the criminal case against former BBC Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood, bringing the total to 17. The new counts involve two additional women and relate to alleged incidents more than a decade apart. According to the BBC, one charge accuses Westwood of indecently assaulting a girl who was 16 or 17 in Hammersmith and Fulham in 1991. The other alleges that he sexually assaulted an 18-year-old woman in Wandsworth in May 2004. The Metropolitan Police announced the new charges on Sept. 22.
Westwood was already facing 15 charges involving seven women over alleged conduct dating from 1983 through 2016. Those earlier charges include four counts of rape. The remaining counts concern indecent and sexual assault. He pleaded not guilty to all 15 at Southwark Crown Court in December 2025.
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Trial On Earlier Charges Is Set For January
The Crown Prosecution Service said prosecutors authorized the two additional charges after reviewing evidence from the Metropolitan Police investigation. Deputy Chief Crown Prosecutor Catherine P Baccas said the newer counts stem from separate reports involving the two women.
Westwood has not yet entered pleas to the additional charges. He is expected to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, although a date has not been announced. The trial covering the original 15 charges remains scheduled to begin Jan. 25, 2027, at Southwark Crown Court. The CPS has cautioned against commentary that could prejudice the active proceedings.
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