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New plans could force fly-tippers to clear up their own rubbish

Those who break the law could soon find themselves tidying public spaces and thoroughfares under strict new measures aimed at tackling the scourge of illegal waste disposal. Judith Cummins, the MP fo...

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New plans could force fly-tippers to clear up their own rubbish

Those who break the law could soon find themselves tidying public spaces and thoroughfares under strict new measures aimed at tackling the scourge of illegal waste disposal. Judith Cummins, the MP fo...

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New plans could force fly-tippers to clear up their own rubbish

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