Sep 27, 2024
Fly-tippers in my hometown do not mess around. A blue boat filled with refuse dumped in a suburban street.
source: www.stokesentinel.com/peter stonier
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Fly-tippers in my hometown do not mess around. A blue boat filled with refuse dumped in a suburban street.
source: www.stokesentinel.com/peter stonier
If you close your eyes, you can almost hear the aggrieved tutting.
Bill increases fines for litterbugs and fly-tippers
Minister Katherine Ebanks-Wilks presents the Litter (Amendment) Bill, 2026 (CNS): As MPs debated the government’s litter bill last week, they recalled the Cayman Islands tradition of keeping yards, communities and wider public spaces clean, and stated that the increase in littering around the islands in recent years had been ‘imported’ by those from overseas. Presenting the bill, Health Minister…
Littering fine to increase tenfold under new bill
Illegal dumping at the Ed Bush Stadium in West Bay (file photo) (CNS): Fly-tippers and litterbugs will face a potential fine of $5,000, up from $500, if a new amendment bill published last week passes through parliament. The proposed legislation, which has been published on the government Gazette website, is open for public comment until 5 March. Continue reading Littering fine to increase…
How Fly-Tipping Can Cost Landowners Thousands
Fly-tipping has become one of the most frustrating and costly problems for landowners across the UK. Rural fields, vacant plots, development land and even private driveways are all frequent targets for illegal dumping. What begins as a few black bin bags can quickly escalate into piles of rubble, broken furniture, white goods or even hazardous waste. The result is not only an eyesore but a…
The cost of removing the waste is estimated to be more than the entire annual budget of the local council, which is around £25m.
Holding up a wad of cash, Cristian smiles as he counts out £50 notes while a friend beams and waves a finger at the camera.
What I think about when I think about running. Homage to Murakami
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Run Faster At the pace You can just About manage As you approach The levelling of the road The green sign crosses (Fletch/bums/dogs bridge) The disused railway as you know At that point your breathing will have Regulated and your second wind will Carry you over the top until the next Station of the path, which is, the bend In the road, where the man sometimes Walks with his dog,…