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North East couple hit with almost £1,500 costs after their rubbish was fly-tipped on housing estate
['Owen Younger']
ChronicleLive - News
North East couple hit with almost £1,500 costs after their rubbish was fly-tipped on housing estateDurham County Council has taken legal action against Kevin Suddes and Amanda Birchall, of Kirkdale in SpennymoorView Image The rubbish that was fly-tipped onto Howsham Road in Spennymoor, County Durham (Image: Durham County Council)A County Durham couple has been fined almost £1,500 after their rubbish was fly-tipped onto another housing estate.
Durham County Council has taken legal action against Kevin Suddes and Amanda Birchall, of Kirkdale in Spennymoor, and the pair have now appeared at Newton Aycliffe Magistrates Court.
Inside of the bags was some household rubbish, with some of it having addresses on for both Suddes and Birchall.
There are lots of ways to dispose of rubbish appropriately in County Durham.
"Whether that’s through your weekly household waste collections, arranging a collection for bulky waste, or taking items to a Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC), there really is no excuse for waste to be dumped.