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Police crackdown on menace of illegal e-scooter use
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Tougher punishment for fly-tippers needed, groups say
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A BRADFORD man has been fined after his van was caught illegally carrying scrap metal. Richard Edwards, 40, appeared at Bradford & Keighley Magistrates’ Court where he pleaded guilty to illegally carrying and transferring waste and was fined £200. Mr Edwards, of Ackworth Street, Bowling, Bradford, was also ordered to pay £398.80 costs and a Victim Surcharge of £30. The court was told that Environmental Enforcement Officers from Bradford Council and West Yorkshire police officers were taking part in a joint vehicle stop and search exercise in Bradford South as part of Operation Steerside. They spotted a white Ford van in The Avenue, Clayton, which was being loaded up with tipped metal waste, including large white electrical goods.
Councillor Jonathan Dulston, deputy leader of Darlington Borough Council said the authority is “working hard to tackle this issue”. He said: “We work closely with the police and our Civic Enforcement Officers to regularly investigate incidents to track down those responsible. We currently have six cases waiting to go through the courts, which have been delayed due to a backlog caused by the pandemic. “In recent months we have also seized and crushed a vehicle that was used for fly-tipping and have issued five fixed penalty notice fines, of £400 each, for fly-tipping. “We have also recently employed a member of staff to focus on improving the hot spots for fly-tipping and back lanes. This is a key area of focus for the council and comes at a time when household waste has also increased by around 18 per cent during the pandemic.