Figures published by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs show that RSN members North Somerset Council are amongst the top 20 local authorities issuing fixed penalty notices (FPN) for fly-tipping.
To launch National Rural Crime Action Week 2023, The Countryside Alliance has released the findings of its latest Rural Crime Survey Countryside Alliance
There are fresh concerns that a new ban on charges to dispose of DIY waste in England will push up costs for rural households.
Over the weekend, the Government announced that charges to dispose of DIY waste at household waste recycling centres would be scrapped.
Grants totalling £775,000 will help councils roll out a range of projects to crack down on fly-tipping, Environment Minister Rebecca Pow announced on Saturday 8 April
I News reports that an overwhelming majority of rural communities see crime as a significant problem in their area and half believe police are not taking crime seriously, according to a new survey
Last week saw the release of new fly tipping offence statistics from DEFRA, an issue that many people are raising as a priority in their area
Countryfile reports that fly-tipping and illegal dumping in the countryside is costing £1 billion every year, as a recent report by MPs accuses DEFRA and the Environment Agency (EA) of making slow and piecemeal progress in tackling the “antisocial, polluting and costly impacts” of waste crime
Crime in rural areas has risen nearly three times faster than the rest of the country in the last decade according to new figures from the National Farmers Union
The Times reports on news that a council in Kent is turning to technology to fine motorists who throw food debris out of the window, littering the roadsides
Figures published by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs show that RSN members North Somerset Council are amongst the top 20 local authorities issuing fixed penalty notices (FPN) for fly-tipping.
To launch National Rural Crime Action Week 2023, The Countryside Alliance has released the findings of its latest Rural Crime Survey Countryside Alliance
There are fresh concerns that a new ban on charges to dispose of DIY waste in England will push up costs for rural households.
Over the weekend, the Government announced that charges to dispose of DIY waste at household waste recycling centres would be scrapped.
Grants totalling £775,000 will help councils roll out a range of projects to crack down on fly-tipping, Environment Minister Rebecca Pow announced on Saturday 8 April
I News reports that an overwhelming majority of rural communities see crime as a significant problem in their area and half believe police are not taking crime seriously, according to a new survey
Last week saw the release of new fly tipping offence statistics from DEFRA, an issue that many people are raising as a priority in their area
Countryfile reports that fly-tipping and illegal dumping in the countryside is costing £1 billion every year, as a recent report by MPs accuses DEFRA and the Environment Agency (EA) of making slow and piecemeal progress in tackling the “antisocial, polluting and costly impacts” of waste crime
Crime in rural areas has risen nearly three times faster than the rest of the country in the last decade according to new figures from the National Farmers Union
The Times reports on news that a council in Kent is turning to technology to fine motorists who throw food debris out of the window, littering the roadsides
