A Bristol resident, whose loud music made neighbours’ lives a misery, has been ordered to pay more than £2,000 for persisting in playing music too loudly day and night , ignoring warnings and three times breaching noise abatement notices.
In October 2012, a complaint from a member of the public provided evidence relating to the illegal disposal of waste from a vehicle.
Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council seized noise making equipment from a flat in the Haldens area of Welwyn Garden City on Tuesday 16 July.
At Redhill Magistrates’ Court, Mark Bryan, (trading as Edge Clearance Services) of Grenaby Avenue, Croydon CR0 2EG pleaded guilty to 26 offences relating to fly tipping. He was given three years conditional discharge and ordered to pay the Council’s clear up costs of £1500, as well as legal costs of £1170.
A driver claiming to be a licensed waste carrier has been caught out by environmental action officers. Andrew Jarrett, of Low Grange Crescent, Belle Isle, was unable to provide the waste carrier’s licence he claimed he had that would allow him to profit from legally transporting scrap metal for disposal.
Mr Erikas Pocevicius of Cobden Road, Peterborough pleaded guilty at Huntingdon Magistrates Court to fly-tipping in a prosecution brought by Huntingdonshire District Council.
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