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Illegally converted house costs owner nearly £80,000 in fines
… to ignore enforcement notices from Barking and Dagenham Council has been found guilty in court. In 2015 Planning Enforcement Officers from the east London council became aware that a five-bedroom property at 36 … to pay a fine of £200, Costs to Barking and Dagenham Council of £4,203 and a Victim Surcharge of £30. … -
Wembley wholesaler fined for supplying illegal cosmetics to Barking and Dagenham retailers
… a consumer suffers a bad reaction. Barking and Dagenham Council Trading Standards launched an investigation into the … another business that has found out Barking and Dagenham Council is no pushover when it comes to confronting … companies who compromise on safety in pursuit of profit. Councillor Margaret Mullane, Cabinet Member for Enforcement … -
Residents invited to have their say at a Public Space Protection Order Q&A
… at a Public Space Protection Order Q&A Barking and Dagenham Council is holding a Q&A session to discuss the future of … by Cabinet Member for Enforcement and Community Safety, Councillor Margaret Mullane and supported by the council’s Community Safety Team and the police. The two … -
Free solar panels for Barking and Dagenham homeowners through the Green Homes Grant
… through the Green Homes Grant Barking and Dagenham Council has joined forces with E.ON and J&J Crumps to ensure … home. Through the government’s Green Homes Grant, the council has secured £3.3m of funding to carry out energy … Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of D,E,F or G Councillor Cameron Geddes, Cabinet Member for Regeneration … -
Global Recycling Day stars: Meet the Dagenham pupils taking charge of battery recycling in their community
… was the cause of a fire in one of Barking and Dagenham Council’s bin trucks that they sprang into action. The council’s Cleaner, Greener campaign calls on residents to … Cancer Research UK to raise vital funds for the charity. Councillor Kashif Haroon, Cabinet Member for Public Realm … -
Social value policy
… Barking and Dagenham to deliver more for residents. The council currently spends approximately £400m/year procuring … residents in the context of limited resources. Within the council’s contract rules it is already mandated that Social … teams; secures more community benefits in line with council priorities; and that impact is effectively monitored … -
Landlord given prison sentence for failing to stump up cash
… dates back to 2011, when officers from Barking and Dagenham Council ordered Mr Hussain to stop using the Glenny Road … and return it to a family home. He failed to do so, and the council started legal proceedings. At the time, an … than £1,900 per month in rental income from the two flats. Councillor Margaret Mullane, Cabinet Member for Enforcement … -
Landlord licensing scheme: still time to have your say
… people to make their voice heard on Barking and Dagenham Council’s landlord licensing scheme – joining the hundreds … licence if they intend to rent their home out, allowing the council to make sure all properties meet a certain standard … was in introduced in 2014, but expires next year, so the council has been asking for people’s feedback on new … -
New faces join Barking and Dagenham’s Wall of Shame
… Barking and Dagenham’s Wall of Shame Barking and Dagenham Council’s fight against fly-tipping continues with the 12th … rubbish in the borough and allows residents to help the council to find, catch and fine enviro-criminals. A … 15 fines have been issued to fly-tippers. Last year the council issued over 1,300 Fixed Penalty Notices for grime … -
Barking recycling company pays the price for dumping
… an initial Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN). Back in March 2018, council officers discovered a builder’s skip belonging to … have the mandatory reflective markings as required by law. Council officers issued Quick Skip a £100 FPN, which wasn’t … was fined £100 and ordered to pay costs of £414.86 to the council. Andy Opie, Operational Director for Enforcement and …