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Birmingham City Council fines itself £470,000 for breaking Clean Air Zone rules

Birmingham City Council fines itself £470,000 for breaking Clean Air Zone rules
The Independent UK Thursday 28 May 2026, 18:18 UTC By Maryam Zakir-Hussain 1 min read
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The majority of the vehicles that were hit with the daily charges were from the waste department, despite a bin strike in the city since January 2025

The majority of the vehicles that were hit with the daily charges were from the waste department, despite a bin strike in the city since January 2025

City Council (ORG) Birmingham (LOCATION)
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