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📰 News14 March 2026·2 min read·

UK: Litter offenders could face driving licence revocation

Source: govuk-visas

The UK government announced on 14 March 2026 that individuals caught littering on high streets, roads, and community spaces could face losing their driving licences. The measure is intended to deter fly-tipping and public littering as part of a broader environmental enforcement push.

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