Interesting choice of photo. After stuffing sites full of waste or burning them down like Eldon Brickworks the criminals might just be audacious enough to pile it on the streets.
You have to question why it took more than 18 visits to sort this out. These operators must be absorbing a huge share of @EnvAgency resources. Where else do you get more than 18 chances? https://t.co/nVxrRprYtA
I do wonder how we will ever get on top of the illegal exporting of waste when the ‘penalties’ for doing it are so weak. Why not remove permits? How many tonnes of this cr@p are burning at the side of the road in Turkey or other countries? https://t.co/XfiT8ed9bK
@Audrey08196234@WalleysQ @AaronBell4NUL @SimonTagg It might be worth making a FOI request to @EnvAgency to find out which waste companies are delivering and what they claim to be delivering?
I don’t understand the variability of punishments. 14 week prison plus £5,000 fine plus a driving ban for 11 tonnes🤔. I have no sympathy but cannot see the link from this to the generally paltry fly tipping fines typically issued? https://t.co/SZFhnOOHoj
The aptly named ‘Operation Nosedive’. The multi-million pound cost of failed Niramax tax fraud probe which had 'significant weaknesses'. https://t.co/MTtxhRMTxf
Self classification of ‘used’ vs ‘waste’ 🤔. Of course we can be trusted officer. Campaigners say new WEEE export rules have 'reuse loophole' | MRW https://t.co/qFTxE3NBhD