A tiny frog has been found in a bunch of bananas at a primary school - having journeyed 5,000 miles to get to the north west.
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There were almost 4,000 fly-tips in Stockport last year — but no one was fined for a single one.
That’s according to new data from the government, which says there were 3,996 fly-tips in the borough from April 2020 to March 2021.
All of those incidents were investigated by the council, which resulted in four statutory notice actions, and three duty of care actions, the data — supplied via insurer Lycetts — suggests.
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No fines were handed out for any of the 3,996 incidents recorded.
The council says that Covid-19 ‘pressures’ meant enforcement officers had to be ‘redeployed’ to other duties.
When shown the figures by the Manchester Evening News , residents blasted the litter-louts.
“I think it's ridiculous. It is appalling,” Donald Thompson said. “I live out in the New Mills area. Even in that area there are spots that are disgusting. It's terrible.
“They found mattresses and half a bedroom. Someone the other week dropped a stripped kitchen and all the bits — cupboards and drawers.”
Joyce Evbage agreed: “I think it is terrible.
“It is not too bad where I live — in Marple. There is not enough fines.”
John Thomas also believes the onus is on fly-tippers not to offend — but more stringent action is required.
“They should not do it. If they let them get away with it then they will carry on,” he explained. “You do get the odd one [near me]. It is a cul-de-sac, so after dark people drop stuff. The council does come and collect it.
“They can drop anything. They drop carpets and black bags. There’s nothing you can do. “There’s a lot of old people who are around there. It is an eyesore and not nice for them. They can attract rats and you don’t
A tiny frog has been found in a bunch of bananas at a primary school - having journeyed 5,000 miles to get to the north west.
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party. Played by the beguiling Renate Reinsve, Julie is the picture of cool glamour, her hair tied back in a casually elegant ponytail. It almost looks like the end to something.
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