Driver faces claims over dead fish
31st May 1986, Page 32
31st May 1986
Page 32
Page 32, 31st May 1986
— Driver faces claims over dead fish
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Keywords :
Engineering, Clwyd, River Alyn, Pollution, Stockport, Truck, Law / Crime, Environment, Disaster / Accident
• A Stockport lorry driver facing civil claims from angling clubs and others totalling 217,500 after thousands of fisl died as a result of river pollution when 1,000 litres of car wash liquid detergent fell from his vehicle.
This was revealed at Mold magistrates' court when the driver, Anthony Harding, of Derby Road, Stockport, admitted two charges of causing pollution and was finel 2100.
David Bathers, prosecuting for the Welsh Water Authority, said the detergent fell off Harding's lorry at the premises of Laminex International.
It worked its way into the River Alyn, killing nearly 6,00 fish worth 24,500.
It was the worst case of (Is dying through pollution in Clwyd for 10 years.
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Organisations:
Welsh Water Authority
People:
David Bathers, Anthony Harding
Locations:
Stockport