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Rushcliffe Borough Council appeal after three-tonne fly-tip discovered next to Grantham Canal, near Cropwell Butler  | Updated: 10:02, 16 February 2021 Three tonnes of bricks, rubble and other waste was discovered at a popular walking spot. Rushcliffe Borough Council is appealing after the massive fly-tip was found in a carpark next to Grantham Canal, near Cropwell Butler, on Sunday. The council said it follows a significant rise in the number of fines issued to those fly-tipping, dog fouling...

Three tonnes of bricks and rubble dumped at popular Nottinghamshire beauty spot "Incidents like this generate much anger in our Community." 09:05, 16 FEB 2021 Three tonnes of bricks, rubble and waste was dumped in a car park of a popular walking spot near Cropwell Butler. Never miss another Nottinghamshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these ...

An appeal for witnesses has been made after three tonnes of building waste was dumped next to Grantham Canal.

On the basis of information received, police found individuals sat around a table drinking and watching television with a member of staff.

The pub's owners, customers and staff are fined and a prohibition notice is issued.

A pub has been closed and its owners, staff and four customers fined after it broke lockdown laws by serving alcohol on the premises.

New focus on fighting fly-tipping in 2021 by Rushcliffe Borough Council after securing partnership with Waste Investigations Support & Enforcement  | Updated: 09:21, 14 January 2021 More focus is to be put on tackling fly-tipping, waste offences, littering and dog fouling in Rushcliffe in 2021, thanks to a new partnership. Rushcliffe Borough Council has teamed up with Waste Investigations Support & Enforcement (WISE) for a one-year trial to help find and, where necessary, prosecute those who ...

Rushcliffe Borough Council warns residents not to linger outside takeaway outlets under tier 4 coronavirus restrictions in Nottinghamshire Published: 06:50, 01 January 2021 Residents are being reminded to not linger outside food and drink takeaway services to play their part in stopping the spread of covid-19. Rushcliffe Borough Council is working with business owners on how to implement the restrictions to customers, as tier four restrictions in Nottinghamshire see hospitality businesses sti...