Renfrewshire convenience store fined for fly-tipping
Renfrewshire convenience store fined for fly-tipping A Linwood convenience store in Renfrewshire, that was caught fly-tipping seven times in two months, has been fined heftily. According to Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA), cardboard, plastic bread crates, black bin bags and packaging were illegally dumped at Spiersbridge Business Park between May 25 and June 25, 2024. CCTV footage showed the same vehicle arriving at the site on seven separate occasions, and each time controlled waste was illegally deposited with “no attempt to dispose of it properly”. The initial investigation was undertaken by East Renfrewshire Council’s Environmental Health Officers, who attended the location after each case of fly-tipping.