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WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT WEED CONTROL


Examples of correctly labelled containers and there correct removal from site


carrier. You should expect professional companies to operate their own liveried vehicles, employ trained and certificated operatives and provide properly labelled waste containers. Don’t allow containers


of waste catering oil to build up, they attract vermin. Your waste management company will remove these for you. Do make sure that


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your dispose of WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) properly and through your waste management company. (The first WEEE prosecution was made in January 2010). Now is the time to “get it right”, as it is clear from recent publicity that the EA and SEPA are increasing operations. To emphasise this, prosecutions are listed on their websites. Below are recent appropriate examples: Kathleen Miles, the operator of Diamond Skip Hire, Leicester pleaded guilty to one charge of not having the appropriate waste transfer notes. She was found guilty of two further charges of dumping and keeping waste without an environmental permit or exemption. Fines and costs were £1,190


Envirogreen - a waste carrier and its director, Neil Stewart, of Slough, Berkshire has been ordered to pay over £52,000 by Bracknell Magistrates’ Court after virtually wiping out all the fish


DS Holdings Ltd., trading as


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living in a tributary of the River Thames. Anthony Small of South Devon has been ordered to pay £13,500 in fines, after pleading guilty to storing more than 700 tonnes of controlled waste at Ruby Farm, contrary to Regulation 41 (1)(a) of the Environmental Permitting Regulations.


totalled £3.146m for 2008 and were nearly 2½ times those of 2004 at £1.425m. In 2008, 54% of prosecutions were waste related and 24% water pollution. The foregoing clearly demonstrates that the offensive is on! Pleading ignorance would be no defence if prosecuted, so act now.


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