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• The Court of Appeal has refused to return UK
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12th June 2008
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operator Gary Banham's seven-truck fleet after it had heard he had subverted the cabotage rules by running his domestic operation on a Belgian licence.
As a result of his actions, Banham had avoided paying road tax in both the UK and in Belgium.
• Lester Madrell, the Deputy Traffic Commissioner for the South-Eastern & Metropolitan Traffic Area, has let Welsh international operator Peter Harding off with a warning, and decided he is not, in fact, a 'rogue operator", despite the fact that he regularly made use of two unauthorised sites in England.