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Three men from the West Midlands have been found guilty of fishing illegally in cases brought by the Environment Agency.
Four East Midlands anglers must pay fines totalling £710 following cases for fishing illegally.
Fishing without a licence has cost an angler from Stafford a fine of £220 plus £836.50 costs and a victim surcharge of £88.
Anyone with offshore assets is being warned to make sure they disclose them, or they could face new, tougher penalties.
Max Newbery claimed all vehicles brought to his Barley Villas Yard site in Exeter were intended for sale and blamed child vandals for their poor condition.
Drivers are being warned their cars will be taken away if they are not taxed, as part of DVLA’s national advertising campaign launching today (Friday 3 November 2017).
New ticket gates at railway stations will help crack down on fare dodging, while reinvesting millions into better rail services across England.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
The current list of people who deliberately got their tax affairs wrong.
Tough, new enforcement action will be taken against convicted criminals who do not pay their legal bills when they can afford to.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Convicted criminals who leave taxpayers to foot their legal bills, when they can afford to pay, will no longer get it away with it.
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