Ipswich company pays nearly £20,000 to charities after packaging law infringement
An Ipswich packaging company has offered to pay nearly £20,000 to two environmental charities after admitting it had contravened regulations
An Ipswich packaging company has offered to pay nearly £20,000 to two environmental charities after admitting it had contravened regulations
A man from New Balderton, Newark has been sentenced to pay £4,219.53 after he was found guilty in his absence of transporting controlled waste without a licence in Newark, Nottinghamshire.
…while his nephew risks jail if he offers to take YOUR waste away
To restore land to agricultural use, the landowner imported 23,500 tonnes of soil but was only allowed a maximum of 1,000 tonnes.
Environment Agency engineer, Ahmed Yusuf, has proved he is at the top of his game by winning a national award.