The British Metal Recycling Association (BMRA), an industry body that deals with 95 percent of Britain's scrap, said it favoured parliamentary rejection of a bill which proposed a no-cas
The Government says it still sees the need for legal changes to combat metal crime after rejecting a bill in Parliament. The proposed legislation received parliamentary support at the time but on Friday was rejected after ministers declared their objection.
Vandalism of public toilets has led to the facilities being put up for sale – that is the situation in which a North West council has found itself. One former toilet building has already been converted into a car dealership.
Thieves staged a break-in and stole a tractor, but abandoned it in a ditch after it failed to start.
The Home Office had pledged to pay up to £4.65 million, or half of the policing cost, of clearing a notorious travellers’ site.
The British Metal Recycling Association (BMRA), an industry body that deals with 95 percent of Britain's scrap, said it favoured parliamentary rejection of a bill which proposed a no-cas
The Government says it still sees the need for legal changes to combat metal crime after rejecting a bill in Parliament. The proposed legislation received parliamentary support at the time but on Friday was rejected after ministers declared their objection.
Vandalism of public toilets has led to the facilities being put up for sale – that is the situation in which a North West council has found itself. One former toilet building has already been converted into a car dealership.