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Gas engineer brothers tried to con customers into having new boilers
Two brothers have been ordered to pay more than £11,000 by a court after attempting to scam unsuspecting customers into having new boilers fitted.
Rogue gardener took £9k from customers
A rogue landscape gardener from Kingswinford took more than £9,000 from two customers for work he never carried out, a court heard.
Illegal dog breeder ordered to pay almost £8k
A Dudley resident has been sentenced for illegally breeding and selling dogs and was ordered to pay £7,928 in costs.
Rogue car dealer sold “death trap” car TWICE
A rogue motor trader convicted for selling a “death trap” car patched it up before taking thousands from another unsuspecting customer for it, a court heard.
Rogue car dealer hit with £20,000 court bill
A Stourbridge car dealer who sold a “dangerous and unroadworthy” vehicle has been ordered to pay nearly £20,000 by a court.
Dudley trader admits theft
A Dudley trader who admitted stealing £1,150 for a garden job he never did has been ordered to pay almost double that amount in costs through the courts.
Rogue trader sentenced for shoddy work
A rogue trader who carried out poor work to a Brierley Hill home and deceived a Dudley borough resident has been sentenced at Walsall Magistrates Court.
Woman fined for breeding dogs for sale without licence
A Stourbridge woman has been successfully prosecuted by Dudley Council under the Animal Welfare Act 2006 for running a puppy sale business illegally.
Rogue traders slammed in court
Two rogue traders who fleeced an elderly Dudley borough man for almost £30,000 of shoddy roof work were sentenced in court yesterday.
Rogue gardener sentenced after not delivering on gardening promise
A rogue builder who failed to complete gardening work and issue a refund to a Brierley Hill resident has been prosecuted in a case brought by Dudley Trading Standards.
Car dealer pleads guilty to fraud
A car dealer has been ordered to pay more than £1,600 and carry out 100 hours of community work after misleading a Sedgley resident into buying a car.
Community service for rogue builder
A rogue builder has been ordered to serve 220 hours of community service after pleading guilty to stealing money and carrying out poor building work.