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Dodgy double-glazing firm fined £80,000 after quoting inflated prices and targeting vulnerable customers

Dodgy double-glazing firm fined £80,000 after quoting inflated prices and targeting vulnerable customers
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High Wycombe Food and Wine under review for selling illegal tobacco from van

A shop previously busted for selling unlicensed alcohol will have its permit reviewed after one of its workers was convicted for selling illegal…

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This will boost consumer confidence that they can trust these products : CBD industry predicts sales lift as deadline for novel food applications approaches

Subscribe ‘This will boost consumer confidence that they can trust these products’: CBD industry predicts sales lift as deadline for novel food applications approaches By Oliver Morrison With the UK deadline for Novel Food applications for CBD products approaching on March 31, industry body the Association for the Cannabinoid Industry (ACI) has announced a partnership with Trading Standards to ensure a smooth transition. Many companies may have already invested in the application process. This involves submitting 90-day toxicity data which can cost between £300,000 and £1 million. The ACI previously set up a safety consortium to help its members compile their Novel Foods applications at a lesser cost.

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Fraudster duo who targeted elderly in Surrey jailed

The pair traded under the name James Gutters and Roofing Ltd . Image: Pixabay A pair of fraudsters who targeted the vulnerable and elderly in Surrey have been jailed after a probe by Buckinghamshire and Surrey Trading Standards. James Smith (28) and Timothy Draper Smith (52), who traded as James Gutters and Roofing Ltd between August 2017 and February 2019, were both handed prison sentences after swindling some £178,000 from their victims. The funds have since been paid back to their victims, two of whom lived in Surrey, as compensation. In a statement announcing the sentencing, a spokesperson for Surrey County Council (SCC) described the pair s actions in further detail:

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Chalfont St Peter: Roofers jailed after scamming elderly couple

File photo Two roofers have been jailed for more than five years after scamming a Chalfont St Peter couple. James Smith, 28, and Timothy Smith, 52, were trading as James Gutters and Roofing Ltd, whose registered address was in Farnborough, between August 217 and February 2019, when they cold-called at five different houses offering to clean gutters. The owners of each property were deliberately targeted because they were elderly and vulnerable, Buckinghamshire Council said. One of the victims was a couple from Chalfont St Peter who the pair pressured into having work done to the tune of £2,000 – with professionals valuing the work at just £105.

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