Government crackdown on fly-tippers
Monday, 10 April 2017
Fly-tippers could be forced to help councils clear-up illegally dumped waste in a new drive to clean up the countryside.
Fly-tippers could be forced to help councils clear-up illegally dumped waste in a new drive to clean up the countryside.
A POLICE team dedicated to serving rural communities is celebrating its first anniversary – and its 100th arrest.
A DEDICATED team of police officers is leading the fight against rural crime in Derbyshire.
A NEW policing strategy aims to ensure a fair share of resources will combat rural crime in Suffolk. A rural county covering 1500 square miles, Suffolk has over 60 miles
POLICING in North Dorset is being restructured to better meet rural needs.
POLICE in one of England’s largest counties are appealing for volunteers to help tackle rural crime.
A GOVERNMENT crackdown aims to stop urban drugs gangs targeting rural communities. Under the plan, mobile phones will be shut down if they are used by drug gangs and couriers
Rural leaders are urging local councils to continue a pre-Christmas crackdown against fly-tipping. The zero tolerance initiative saw vehicles seized and crushed as local authorities used new powers to tackle the
Councils are using new powers to crush vehicles belonging to fly-tippers who illegally dump rubbish in the countryside.
POLICE are urging rural residents to ‘Call it in’ and help target crime in the countryside.
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Fly-tippers could be forced to help councils clear-up illegally dumped waste in a new drive to clean up the countryside.
A POLICE team dedicated to serving rural communities is celebrating its first anniversary – and its 100th arrest.
A DEDICATED team of police officers is leading the fight against rural crime in Derbyshire.
A NEW policing strategy aims to ensure a fair share of resources will combat rural crime in Suffolk. A rural county covering 1500 square miles, Suffolk has over 60 miles
POLICING in North Dorset is being restructured to better meet rural needs.
POLICE in one of England’s largest counties are appealing for volunteers to help tackle rural crime.
A GOVERNMENT crackdown aims to stop urban drugs gangs targeting rural communities. Under the plan, mobile phones will be shut down if they are used by drug gangs and couriers
Rural leaders are urging local councils to continue a pre-Christmas crackdown against fly-tipping. The zero tolerance initiative saw vehicles seized and crushed as local authorities used new powers to tackle the
Councils are using new powers to crush vehicles belonging to fly-tippers who illegally dump rubbish in the countryside.
POLICE are urging rural residents to ‘Call it in’ and help target crime in the countryside.
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