A RESIDENT of a ward in Newport has been fined hundreds of pounds for fly-tipping.
Newport City Council announced that a resident of Shaftesbury in Newport has received a fine of hundreds of pounds after the resident admitted to fly-tipping offences.
In an announcement on social media, a spokesperson for Newport City Council said the resident received a fine of "£400 after admitting to committing a fly-tipping offence at the old Sainsbury’s site."
Those who spot instances of fly-tipping in Newport are advised to report it directly to the Newport City Council via a dedicated page on their website, or call 01633 656 656.
A Shaftesbury resident has received a £400 fine after admitting to committing a fly-tipping offence at the old Sainsbury’s site.
— Newport City Council (@NewportCouncil) August 16, 2024
If you spot fly-tipping anywhere in the city, you can report this to us online, or by phoning 01633 656 656. https://t.co/mSi9iRsa0O pic.twitter.com/cTCNWMH5zr
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