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Plymouth Finla Coffee owners could face prison if they don t pay £42,000

Plymouth Finla Coffee owners could face prison if they don t pay £42,000
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Appeal after out of control Labrador-type dog injures another dog in Trowbridge park

Appeal after out of control Labrador-type dog injures another dog in Trowbridge park
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Fly-tipping: Man fined for dumping caravan in Malt Hill

Furthermore, the position of the abandoned caravan obscured road signs. Inside, the caravan was full of discarded household waste and rubbish. The waste appeared to have been in situ for some time and an unpleasant smell emanating from the interior. Officers located documents discarded within the caravan, one of which was a bank statement addressed to the defendant. A further identifying feature was observed on the outside of the caravan as underneath black masking tape was the wording “7a The Hermitage” which was seen next to the entrance door to the caravan and also under the window at the front of the caravan.

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Warning after bars, pubs and eateries breach lockdown rules including serving people inside

Bars, pubs and eateries urged to stem spread of Covid BARS, pubs and eateries across Middlesbrough are being urged to play their part in stemming the spread of coronavirus. The warning from Middlesbrough Council s Public Protection Service follows a spate of flagrant rule breaches after Monday s easing of lockdown restrictions. While the vast majority are doing their bit and helping to keep people safe, a small number of venues have been found to be failing to implement necessary health protection measures which has raised concerns that coronavirus could easily spread. The Council s Covid-19 Response Team visited shops and hospitality venues on Monday (April 12) as the new rules came into effect to provide advice and guidance to protect both customers and staff.

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POLL: Do you welcome Covid marshals to streets of West Berks?

Are you happy to see council officers monitoring people s behaviour in lockdown?

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