Steven Treadaway, 50, who holds private sessions as well as public readings at venues across the region, denies all ten charges against him.

He appeared at Norwich Crown Court on Wednesday, where he entered not guilty pleas.

He was told he will not face trial for almost two years.

Steven Treadaway, clairvoyant, arriving at Norwich Crown Court (Image: Denise Bradley) Treadaway is accused of two counts of sexual assaults on a male, three attempts to incite a boy aged 13 to 15 to engage in sexual activity, three charges of engaging in sexual communication with a child, one of grooming and one of indecent exposure.

The hearing was told that the sexual communication charges relate to messages in which Treadaway is said to have discussed lewd details of an encounter with one of the alleged victims.

All ten of the offences are said to have occurred between July 3, 2022, and July 6, 2022, in Great Yarmouth.

All the alleged victims were 15 at the time.

Clairvoyant Steven Treadaway Matthew McNiff, defending for Treadaway, said his client had been "advised about credit for an early guilty plea" but said the psychic, who lives on Regent Road in Yarmouth, maintains his innocence.

Recorder Turner set a date for Treadaway's trial, which could take a week or longer, for February 8, 2027, at Norwich Crown Court.

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Richard Paterson, prosecuting, said screens will be provided if necessary for the alleged victims when they are asked to give evidence in the eventual hearing.

Steven Treadaway, clairvoyant, leaving Norwich Crown Court (Image: Denise Bradley)

Treadaway, who has a well-established reputation as a medium and performs at pubs and clubs across Norfolk and Suffolk, was granted conditional bail and told he must not contact the alleged victims.

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This week's hearing was his second court appearance in relation to the charges.

He appeared at Great Yarmouth Magistrates Court in March when he admitted possession of two grams of cocaine, and the sexual offence charges were passed on to be dealt with at the Crown Court.

Following that court appearance, he cancelled scheduled performances at the Toftwood Social Club, in Dereham, and the Hotel Wroxham.

Steven Treadaway, clairvoyant, leaving Norwich Crown Court (Image: Denise Bradley)