Telford Indian restaurant fined over £1,100 for not proving it legally disposed of waste

Telford & Wrekin Council said it investigated Raj Cuisine after receiving information that the business was fly-tipping in a neighbouring authority.

Raj Cuisine, in Gower Street, St George’s, Telford, admitted a breach of duty of care at Telford Magistrates Court and was ordered to pay a total of £1,139.66.Telford & Wrekin Council said it investigated Raj Cuisine after receiving information that the business was fly-tipping in a neighbouring authority.

After failing to provide evidence, the council issued a Fixed Penalty Notice and brought a prosecution following non-payment. “We are on the side of law-abiding businesses but will come down hard on those that break the law. A failure to correctly store business waste, for example, could put people’s safety at risk if that waste escapes their control.

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