Woman fined after dumping rubbish on her own street
Briefly

Bobbie Stacey Russell, a 45-year-old resident of Yellowpine Way, faced prosecution by Redbridge Council for illegal dumping of rubbish. This included household waste and clothes. Despite an initial denial of wrongdoing, she pleaded guilty in court after being issued a fixed penalty notice (FPN) of £400, which she did not pay. Eventually, she was fined a total of £1,000 at Romford Magistrates Court. The council emphasized their commitment to enforcing anti-fly-tipping regulations and encouraged residents to utilize proper waste disposal services available in the borough.
Dumping rubbish and wrecking our environment is a criminal offence, and we won't tolerate it as a community. The majority of local people care about the borough, but a minority are spoiling it for everyone.
When asked to explain why the waste had been left on the pavement, Russell initially denied knowledge of the crime but later told the enforcement officer she would clear it up. However, she failed to do so.
Read at www.ilfordrecorder.co.uk
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