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It goes from bad to worse (17/07/2008 02:47:07)

Sutton Cheam and Worcester Park Conservatives - Return to main page
 
16th July 2008
 
 
Dear Subscriber. 

An astonishing story has been posted on the Sutton Guardian website under the headline 'Council charges £35 to collect waste.... then dumps it in next town'.

The news story reads: Sutton Council faces accusations of gross hypocrisy after being caught illegally dumping two truckloads of garden waste in a neighbouring borough.The local authority invests thousands of pounds in combating fly-tipping but appears to have missed one of the biggest culprits: itself.

Photographs (courtesyy of Sutton Guardian) uncovered by the Sutton Guardian show a council van emptying rotting cuttings near a recreation ground in Reigate and Banstead.The evidence of environmental crime gives an astonishing answer to householders wondering where their green waste is going.  You can read more here >>

NB:   The Full Council Meeting on Monday 21st July 2008 at 7pm is open to the public.  The meeting takes place in the Europa Gallery, Civic Offices, Sutton.
 

16th July 2008 

 
 
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Jonathan Pritchard
 
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November 2007 saw the launch by Conservatives on Sutton Council of their groundbreaking Policy Groups  initiative. The first of its kind in local government, the project aims to throw open the debate on topics relevant to the everyday lives of Sutton's residents.  More >>
 
 
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