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Mystery of Illegal 'Waste Crime Site' in Cornwall

The man must repay £72,500 amid a wider Cornwall investigation that exposes failures in tackling waste crime costing the UK around £1 billion annually, House of Lords said.

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The site is one of six large-scale organised waste crime dumps across the UK currently being investigated

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Mystery of illegal 'waste crime site' in Cornwall

The site is one of six large-scale organised waste crime dumps across the UK currently being investigated

·Cornwall, United Kingdom
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Mystery of 'illegal waste crime site’ in Cornwall raised by House of Lords

What is believed to be a large scale waste site is being investigated by the Environment Agency.

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Cornwall man must repay £72,500 for running an illegal waste site

Tiles of asbestos found by a watercourse on the land. Martin Harvey must repay £72,500 or face three months in prison after dumping 10,000 tonnes of household, demolition and hazardous waste, including asbestos, on his land in Cornwall. He was prosecuted by the Environment Agency after he ignored warnings about his illegal business and plans to unlawfully develop his land. Harvey, who operated the illegal site on land he owned in Cornwall, appea…

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Circular Online broke the news in on Wednesday, October 29, 2025.
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