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Three fines in three weeks for fly-tipping louts in Newark and Sherwood
| Updated: 12:10, 02 March 2021
Three fines in three weeks, totalling £1,200, have been handed out for fly-tipping offences in Newark and Sherwood.
Newark and Sherwood District Council is warning residents to take responsibility for their own waste, after rubbish has been found dumped in the countryside on multiple occasions.
The owner of a business from Mansfield was fined £400 for failing to take the appropriate steps to prevent its rubbish from being fly-tipped.
Fly-tipping at Kelham. (44775801)
In this particular case, the business was sub-contracted by a landlord to remove rubbish belonging to its tenants in Newark.
The defendant, who at the time had no licence, was arrested and later told police he “panicked” but could not explain why he drove away.
McMurtary, of Redcastle Road, Thetford, appeared at court on Tuesday, February 23, when he pleaded guilty to failing to stop after the crash which happened at about 9pm on September 3 last year.
He also admitted driving otherwise in accordance with a licence and having no insurance.
The court heard a victim impact statement from Mr Seaman s mother Bethany who described her son as being “the funny one of the family” as well as being an energetic character who “always made me smile”.
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