Big bill for Wigan woman who admits to being a serial fly-tipper, dumping waste near neighbours' homes

A fly-tipping menace who three times dumped her domestic waste near other people's Wigan homes has to pay a near four-figure bill to the courts.
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Georgina Lloyd, 32, of Lily Lane, Platt Bridge, appeared before borough magistrates to admit leaving binbags bags full of rubbish in the neighbourhood.

The first offence involved three bags containing a food caddy and children's toys left on a grassed area off Tram Street on or before October 16 2019.

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The second, on Lily Lane, involved five bags containing planks of wood, a parcel shelf from a car, a sofa cushion, a child's booster seat, a bucket, bricks, concrete and a yellow builders rubble bag filled with more black bin bags, around the same date.

And the third involved another five bags of domestic waste dumped this time in a Tram Street alleyway.

On each occasion a waste management licence was not in force.

Lloyd was ordered to pay a fine, court costs and a victim services surcharge of £966.84.