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Iain Stevens

About Iain Stevens

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Entries by Iain Stevens

Don’t burn a hole in your pocket with a fine this Bonfire Night

31 October 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘With Bonfire Night fast approaching, the Environment Agency is urging those planning to celebrate to go to an organised event or risk a hefty fine if holding their own. As […]

Ban on sale and supply of single use vapes

24 October 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘New legislation to ban the sale of single-use vapes from 1 June 2025 has been laid in Parliament. Last year, it was estimated that almost five million single-use vapes were […]

Nine imprisoned for operating illegal waste site

18 October 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘Nine people have been sentenced for the operation of an illegal waste site in rural Lincolnshire, following an investigation by the Environment Agency. The prosecution was brought against individuals that […]

Great British Spring Clean 2025

17 October 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘The Great British Spring Clean is the nation’s biggest mass-action environmental campaign. The Great British Spring Clean and Great Big School Clean 2025 return from 21 March – 6 April […]

Litter-picking pioneers expand scheme across city

17 September 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘A community-led litter-picking initiative in Plymouth has proved so popular it is set to expand across the city’, the BBC reports. ‘The group said it was now setting up and […]

Plans to recycle more abandoned boats

9 September 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘More abandoned boats are being targeted for recycling after a successful pilot project in south Devon’ the BBC reports. A report into the pilot project identified ‘delayed awareness in the […]

There is more to litter picking than picking litter

5 August 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

A recent BBC news story ‘Baby dormice found at reserve for first time‘ highlights the positive and valuable work carried out by many landowners throughout the County to encourage and […]

National Marine Week

31 July 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘Dive into our magical underwater world with The Wildlife Trusts’ annual celebration of all things marine! This year’s theme is ‘Sea’ the Connection and we’ll be highlighting how as an […]

Love Parks 2024

31 July 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘It’s Love Parks Week 26 July – 4 August! Discover fun events happening near you by checking your local council’s website, social media or newsletters. Love Parks is a week-long […]

Farmers – Protect yourselves from waste criminals

30 July 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘A wet winter has meant it’s been a difficult start to the year for many farmers. Facing reduced early crop yields or worse still, zero yields, the temptation to cut […]

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