Whitnash is a no-go zone for rogue traders

Rogue traders are being told they are not welcome in Whitnash as part of a scheme being operated by Warwickshire’s trading standards service.
By The Newsroom
Published 5th Aug 2013, 08:00 BST
Launching the No Rogue Trader Zone, (from left to right) were Warwick District Councillor and Town Councillor Tony Heath, Warwickshire PCSO Jackie Pimlott, Warwick District Councillor and Town Councillor Judy Felp, Head of Warwickshire Trading Standards Janet Faulkner and Warwickshire PCSO Steve Sample.Launching the No Rogue Trader Zone, (from left to right) were Warwick District Councillor and Town Councillor Tony Heath, Warwickshire PCSO Jackie Pimlott, Warwick District Councillor and Town Councillor Judy Felp, Head of Warwickshire Trading Standards Janet Faulkner and Warwickshire PCSO Steve Sample.
Launching the No Rogue Trader Zone, (from left to right) were Warwick District Councillor and Town Councillor Tony Heath, Warwickshire PCSO Jackie Pimlott, Warwick District Councillor and Town Councillor Judy Felp, Head of Warwickshire Trading Standards Janet Faulkner and Warwickshire PCSO Steve Sample.

Residents of 333 properties have been given ‘no rogue trader’ house stickers and information while street signs have been put up warning cowboy traders they will be reported if they attempt to operate in the area.

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