For many years, almost every annual report from HMIP and its predecessors has brought news of roadstone coating plants operating without the necessary certificate of registration under the Alkali Works Regulation Act 1906. The official response has generally been to declare an infraction of the Act, and only in extreme cases did the inspectorates prosecute.
On 25 October, Huyton magistrates were told that North West Aggregates, a subsidia
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