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Suffolk teenager's chip nightmareSuffolk Evening StarJan. 02, 2007 |
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 TEENAGER Jack Double will be starting the New Year £50 out of pocket and with a chip on his shoulder after being hit with a littering fine for throwing food to a seagull. The gobsmacked youngster found himself slapped with the penalty by litter enforcement officers after he threw a bad-tasting chip to a bird in Ipswich's Chantry estate. He said: “I'd got a bag of chips and bit in to one and it was really hard. “When I looked at the other half it was really green so I just threw it to a seagull nearby.” Council officers handed him a notice ordering him to pay a £50 fine - just weeks after they had given him a certificate commending him for regularly putting rubbish in the bin. His mum Mandy said: “It's ridiculous! Are they going to go to Christchurch Park and fine everybody who feeds the ducks?” 
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