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- noun One who engages in
fly-tipping
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Examples
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The Ealing Tory councillor responsible for environment Will Brooks said anyone who broke the laws would be considered a fly-tipper.
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A judge has criticised sentencing guidelines which prevented him sending a serial fly-tipper to prison while ‘decent, law-abiding citizens’ fear punishment after falling foul of council bin rules.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008
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A judge has criticised sentencing guidelines which prevented him sending a serial fly-tipper to prison while ‘decent, law-abiding citizens’ fear punishment after falling foul of council bin rules.
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KENT NEWS: A fly-tipper has been charged £1,575 for dumping more than one tonne of rubbish in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Kos RSS Feed 2010
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Daniel Smy, in his days as a Crossways district councillor, during a protest demo in Dorchester Shoplifter is banned from every shop in the country - except one It's 'a fridge too far 'as village council boss vows to prosecute fly-tipper
unknown title 2009
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In joint operations with the police, suspected fly-tipper
unknown title 2009
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A judge in Maidstone has blasted Britain's barmy bin laws after he was forced to let a professional fly-tipper off "scot-free" - while tens of thousands of ordinary homeowners are fined for leaving their dustbin lids open.
Kos RSS Feed 2008
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