Two Fenland women have each been fined £220 – one for littering, the other for a parking offence.
Victoria Quinn, of Coronation Avenue, Whittlesey, was seen dropping a cigarette butt in Drybread Road, Whittlesey.
And Jenny Rule, of Treeway, Chatteris, failed to provide information about the identity of the driver of a car that exceeded the two-hour parking restriction in March Market Place.
Both were convicted in their absence at Peterborough Magistrates Court last Wednesday (13).
In addition to the fines, each was ordered to pay £75 costs and a £22 victim surcharge.
The cases were brought by Fenland District Council.
Councillor Peter Murphy, the council’s cabinet member responsible for the environment, said: “The regulations are in place for a good reason. I hope these convictions will serve as a warning to others that our Street Scene officers won’t hesitate to take action whenever they see them being ignored.”
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