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Iain Stevens

About Iain Stevens

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Devon man sentenced to 32 months for dumping waste on floodplain

15 July 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘Devon man Christopher Garrett has been jailed for 32 months after he dumped thousands of tonnes of waste, including asbestos, on land by his home, in a floodplain near Kingsteignton […]

Join us at the Devon County Show this year!

25 April 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

The Clean Devon partnership will be attending this year’s Devon County Show (16th – 18th May) to highlight our work tackling litter and fly tipping in the county, and the […]

Call for ‘paws on paths’ for bird breeding season

16 April 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘From 1 March until 31 July, birds start breeding, taking advantage of warmer weather, availability of food and nesting materials, making it crucial to give them the space they need. […]

Beware the criminals lurking online

4 April 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘The modern way to find many of the services, trades, and products we need to buy is to look online. It’s quick, easy and you can do it from the […]

Illegal tobacco products and vapes seized

25 March 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘Officers from Heart of the South West Trading Standards Service, accompanied by tobacco detection dogs and Devon & Cornwall Police, searched a location in south Devon. A positive indication by […]

Waste criminals – we’ve got you in our sights

28 February 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘Waste crime has been going on for too long – and the Environment Agency is taking action. That’s why we’re committing more resources than ever to find, identify and prosecute […]

Litter kills – Bin your Litter

26 February 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

National Highways launches a ‘Litter kills’ campaign. ‘Discarded roadside rubbish and food attract wildlife to their death. Use a bin or wait until you get home. Animals are attracted to […]

Ensuring crime doesn’t pay..

5 February 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘The Environment Agency launches Economic Crime Unit to address serious financial offences in the waste sector The unit will help to ensure those working in waste management do the right […]

Disposable vapes ban announced

30 January 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

On the 29th January, Government announced that disposable vapes will be banned in England, Scotland and Wales as part of plans to create a ‘smokefree generation’. ‘DEFRAs ban will have […]

Fly tipping statistics for England published

17 January 2024/in News/by Iain Stevens

‘This statistical notice provides statistics on fly-tipping incidents recorded by Local Authorities in England, for April 2022 to March 2023. It covers trends in the number of fly-tipping incidents, with […]

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