A driving ban means exactly that, and when it is imposed it takes immediate effect. Recently a disqualified motorist ignored the warnings from the Magistrates and drove away from court after his ban was imposed! He was returned to court and sentenced to eight weeks imprisonment for the offence of driving was disqualified.
If there is any chance that a disqualification from driving may follow from a hearing at the Magistrates’ Court you should not to drive your motor vehicle to court. If you are in any doubt about the possible outcome of your appearance, contact a lawyer who specialises in road traffic law for advise.