A COUNCILLOR is calling for ‘zero tolerance’ on fly-tipping and says the authority is investigating piles of waste left in back lanes which could lead to four-figure fines.
Andrea Johnson, Councillor for Compton Ward said she has taken to inspecting back lanes in the Mutley area on a daily basis because fly-tipping has become a “big issue”.
She said the council are now investigating reported rubbish in order to find the owners who dumped it.
Fly-tipping in Mutley has become an increasing problem and in many streets you will come across smashed bottles, mouldy cardboard stamped into the ground and overflowing bins.
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PERFECT CANDIDATE
EDWARDS GIVES HIS BACKING TO RANDELL AS NEXT SKIPPER
Hall at the double as Parkway gain a point at Supermarine
CALLUM Hall's brace ensured that Plymouth Parkway returned from their Southern League Premier Division trip to Swindon Supermarine with a point following a 2-2 draw.
Prynn and Steer goals earn Tavistock a draw
TAVISTOCK manager Stuart Henderson praised his players for their performance, but felt they could have come away as winners from their Division One South trip to Malvern Town.
Services suffer a heavy loss at Taunton
DEVONPORT FAIL TO BUILD ON THEIR VICTORY OVER REDRUTH
New migration deals won't work - Tories
SHADOW home secretary Chris Philp has said \"Italy-style\" migration deals will not \"work as a deterrent\", as Transport Secretary Louise Haigh did not deny that the Government is negotiating with Libya, Tunisia and Kurdistan.
Farmers have been betrayed over tax - NFU
FARMERS are feeling \"betrayed\" about changes to inheritance tax, the farming union chief has said, but made clear that he does not condone halting supplies of food to supermarkets in protest.
Hezbollah official killed in rare air strike on Beirut
A RARE Israeli air strike on central Beirut has killed Hezbollah's chief spokesman, an official with the militant group said yesterday.
Probe into council deal still on hold
£72M ACCOUNTS SIGN-OFF STILL PENDING
Trust buys back its old school site
DAME HANNAH ROGERS TRUST WAS FORCED TO SELL IT IN 2019
Call to remove trees after fatal road crashes
CORONER CALLS FOR FULL REVIEW AFTER HEARING OF CONCERNS AT INQUEST
