Littering fines draw in almost £100k across county
Littering fines draw in almost £100k across countyImage source, Elliot Deady/BBCImage caption, Volunteers in Peterborough have paid for and installed their own bins to help curb litteringByElliot DeadyCambridgeshirePublished44 minutes agoLittering fines have generated nearly…
- ▪Littering fines draw in almost £100k across countyImage source, Elliot Deady/BBCImage caption, Volunteers in Peterborough have paid for and installed their own bins to help curb litteringByElliot DeadyCambridgeshirePublished44 minutes agoLi
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Littering fines draw in almost £100k across countyImage source, Elliot Deady/BBCImage caption, Volunteers in Peterborough have paid for and installed their own bins to help curb litteringByElliot DeadyCambridgeshirePublished44 minutes agoLittering fines have generated nearly £100,000 in revenue for councils across a county since the start of 2023, new figures have revealed.Local authorities in Cambridgeshire have issued 889 fixed penalty notices for littering, according to Freedom of Information requests made by the BBC.Most of them were issued by Cambridge City Council, which received about £83,000 from littering fines – 86% of the county's total.Harry Machin, a volunteer litter picker in Peterborough, said other councils could learn from Cambridge.More from Cambridgeshire:Novel analysis…
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