13 h. ago Britain’s biggest bailiff firm forced into refunds programme after overcharging

Exclusive: Marston Holdings apologises to consumers for ‘enforcement fees’ errorBritain’s biggest bailiff company overcharged people it was pursuing for unpaid debts and has been forced to launch a refunds programme, the Guardian can reveal.Marston Holdings, which is used by companies and state-funded bodies including Transport for London to recover debts and fines, has apologised to consumers after overcharging “enforcement fees” related to unpaid road traffic penalties it was chasing. Continue reading...

Economics

7 d. ago Read An Excerpt From ‘Everything Is Probably Fine’ by Julia London

Read An Excerpt From ‘Everything Is Probably Fine’ by Julia London  The Nerd Daily

Politics

8 d. ago Landlord who packed 18 people into east London house is fined £33,000

The house had been converted into 11 bedrooms and was being sub-divided into even more rooms when the landlord was finally prosecuted

Economics

1 week ago Indian diplomats’ parking, congestion charge fines top £9.2 million in London

Indian diplomats’ parking, congestion charge fines top £9.2 million in London  The Hindu

Economics

1 week ago UK Fines London Firm $1.28M for Supplying Jet Fuel Used by Russian Military

UK Fines London Firm $1.28M for Supplying Jet Fuel Used by Russian Military  UNITED24 Media

Events

3 w. ago Just 27 fines issued over disposable BBQs despite hundreds of London fire callouts

Exclusive: Just three boroughs handed out 27 penalties over the use of throwaway grills in three years

Events