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A tipper truck linked to illegal waste activity across Kent has been seized and crushed by the Environment Agency. The 8 wheeler truck is believed to...

Date Time Environment Agency targets Luton waste sites Waste sites in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Essex and East London got a surprise early visit last week from Environment Agency officers working with the British Transport Police (BTP), Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Police, the Joint Unit for Waste Crime (JUWC) and Openreach. The unannounced inspections were part of a wider BTP operation targeting the theft of cabling and catalytic converters, which has been rising across t...

Environment Agency targets Iver waste sites Multi-agency visits target rise in theft of cabling and catalytic converters. From: 6 May 2021 Environment Agency officers worked with a number of partners to inspect metal and vehicle recycling businesses during the week of action Waste sites in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Essex and East London got a surprise early visit last week from Environment Agency officers working with the British Transport Police (BTP), Bedfordsh...

Environment Agency targets Brentwood waste sites Multi-agency visits target rise in theft of cabling and catalytic converters. From: 6 May 2021 Environment Agency officers worked with a number of partners to inspect metal and vehicle recycling businesses during the week of action Waste sites in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Essex and East London got a surprise early visit last week from Environment Agency officers working with the British Transport Police (BTP), Bedf...

Environment Agency targets Watford metal sites Multi-agency visits target rise in theft of cabling and catalytic converters. From: 6 May 2021 Environment Agency officers worked with a number of partners to inspect metal and vehicle recycling businesses during the week of action Waste sites in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Essex and East London got a surprise early visit last week from Environment Agency officers working with the British Transport Police (BTP), Bedfor...

Environment Agency targets Dover metal sites Multi-agency visits target rise in theft of cabling and catalytic converters. From: 6 May 2021 Environment Agency officers worked with a number of partners to inspect metal and vehicle recycling businesses during the week of action Waste sites in Kent and South London got a surprise early knock on the door last week from Environment Agency officers working with the British Transport Police (BTP), Kent Police, the Joint Unit for Waste Crim...

Environment Agency targets Havering waste sites Multi-agency visits target rise in theft of cabling and catalytic converters. From: 6 May 2021 Environment Agency officers worked with a number of partners to inspect metal and vehicle recycling businesses during the week of action Waste sites in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Essex and East London got a surprise early visit last week from Environment Agency officers working with the British Transport Police (BTP), Bedfo...

Date Time Environment Agency targets St Albans metal sites Waste sites in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Essex and East London got a surprise early visit last week from Environment Agency officers working with the British Transport Police (BTP), Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Police, the Joint Unit for Waste Crime (JUWC) and Openreach. The unannounced inspections were part of a wider BTP operation targeting the theft of cabling and catalytic converters, which has been rising acro...

Date Time Environment Agency targets Croydon metal sites Waste sites in Kent and South London got a surprise early knock on the door last week from Environment Agency officers working with the British Transport Police (BTP), Kent Police, the Joint Unit for Waste Crime (JUWC) and Openreach. Officers from the Environment Agency’s Kent, South London and East Sussex area visited 6 sites in Croydon and Dover as part of a multi-agency week of action targeting metal and vehicle recycling businesses....

A NEW piece of equipment installed at TATA Steel in Shotton saved the life of a visiting lorry driver, it has been said. The company has taken delivery of £20,000 of the latest generation defibrillators used to help reduce heart attack deaths. Twenty of the new life-saving devices will replace older equipment on the North Wales site which produces a range of steel products for the construction industry. With more than 750 employees and hundreds of contractors entering and leaving the s...