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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Legislation3 / Mounting evidence of fly-tipping and abandonment alarms TRA members

Mounting evidence of fly-tipping and abandonment alarms TRA members

Date: 25th September 2020 Author: Andrew Bogie Comments: 0
Peter Taylor OBE, secretary-general of the TRA

This autumn could bring with it a new rash of tyre dumping and site abandonment warns Britain’s Tyre Recovery Association (TRA). The association has warned that there are several factors of which the public, our regulators and the tyre trade should be aware. The TRA’s latest comments follow a previous warning that market conditions were likely to have such consequences earlier in the year.

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