Devon, Plymouth, Somerset and Torbay Trading Standards is holding a webinar to promote wellbeing in the farming community on Thursday July 22. The pandemic and Brexit have put huge pressure on many of the region’s farmers. In recognition of this,aaa
Andrew Conibear, 57, of Knapp Down, Combe Martin, pleaded guilty to failing to look after animals in his care.
All four authorities have approved the plans which will give them ‘greater clout’ at a time of financial pressure, regulatory change and increasing demand.
Some fake job adverts aim to harvest personal details while others may try to dupe you into committing a criminal offence, like money laundering
Free online mental health seminar for farmers on 23 February
Tom Brazil, 39, of Moorland Park, Hewish, Somerset, was told to pay £1,585 in compensation and costs.
Dorset-based 24 Hour Emergency Services Limited, of Wharfdale Service Road, Bournemouth, repeatedly inflated costs, charged for unnecessary work and charged victims for work that was never carried out.
A new advice video has been commissioned by the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) ahead of ‘Black Friday’
Devon County Council has issued a warning and is advising people to stay alert to possible scams, associated with the coronavirus pandemic.
The new scheme is being launched just as trust in locally made products is at an all time high, with more people then ever before choosing to ‘shop local’.
