SKIPS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
CRIME ROUND-UP BY SAMUEL McKEOWN
IN APRIL 2018, Anthony Elston, the boss of Droylsden-based Skip Hire company AMP NW Ltd, was jailed for two years and four months for an attack on a man using a glass bottle.
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At Bolton Crown Court, Elston, 41, pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm, leaving his victim, Samuel Mcguiness, 31, with a 10cm gaping wound in his neck.
The incident happened at a 30th birthday party in Lostock's Junction Lane on July 1, 2017.
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THREE owners of Porthmadog Skip Hire – based at the town’s Penamser Industrial Estate – have been jailed and ordered to pay almost £300,000 by Natural Resouces Wales (NRW) after offi cials found they were storing more waste than allowed at their yard.
Under the Proceeds of Crime Act, Joseph Gaff ey was ordered to pay £92,102, Patricia Gaff ey £86,729, and Michael Gaff ey was ordered to pay a staggering £113,293, after an alleged criminal benefi t of £1.5 million.
Paying to clear up site
The fi nes will be used to help pay for clearing the site after a decision was made by Judge Rhys Rowlands at a fi nancial hearing by the Mold Crown Court.
The three defendants have been ordered to pay the hefty fi nancial orders within three months.
Prosecuting barrister Michael Stables said NRW would then be able to refund the Welsh Government for the cost of clearing the site, so the public purse would not be out of pocket.
18 SHM May, 2018
www.skiphiremagazine.co.uk
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