River bank blighted by rubbish traced to home 60 miles away
She failed to attend several court appearances
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A Sheffield woman has been ordered to pay a hefty fine after household waste was found dumped in East Yorkshire.
Jodie Kimpton, of Dryden Drive, pleaded guilty to an offence under Section 34 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, having failed to take reasonable measures to ensure that her waste was disposed of in accordance with the law.
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UK-wide sky lantern ban needed, new coalition urges
5 May 2021 |
152 local councils across the UK have already banned the release of sky lanterns
A national sky lantern ban is needed to stem environmental crime due to the harm they cause to livestock, habitats and farms, a new coalition has said.
The group, made up of 18 organisations, has written to Environment Minister Rebecca Pow to explain how the UK government’s current approach is now out of date .
The UK is also out of line with other countries where sky lanterns are considered an environmental crime due to their risk to animals and the countryside.