Telford in Shropshire has been found to be England’s biggest fly-tipping hotspots with an average eight incidents per day, according to the Shropshire Star. Last year, £320,000 was spent on
More than £300,000 is now available for community projects that get tough on litter, the government has announced. Further information on the Litter Innovation Fund is available on the WRAP
Defra secretary Michael Gove has announced plans to beef up the government fight against illegally dumped waste – much of it in the countryside. A call for evidence launched on Sunday
New powers are helping to combat the illegal dumping of waste in the countryside, says the Environment Agency. It comes after a 200-tonne tipper lorry linked to illegal waste activity
Innovative community projects to tackle litter louts have been awarded government funding. Councils, charities, businesses, and public projects were granted almost £125,000 to take tackle littering in their communities. The
The government has unveiled new powers to tackle fly-tipping and plans to combat the dumping of illegal waste. New powers will be granted for the Environment Agency to tackle waste crime, said
Fly-tipping incidents have soared by 7% over the past year – excluding the number of cases on private land. For the 2016/17 year, local authorities in England dealt with around
Rural campaigners say seizing vehicles must become the default penalty for fly-tipping.
Government plans to tackle the scourge of fly-tipping are a missed opportunity, rural leaders have warned.
Fly-tippers could be forced to help councils clear-up illegally dumped waste in a new drive to clean up the countryside.
Telford in Shropshire has been found to be England’s biggest fly-tipping hotspots with an average
More than £300,000 is now available for community projects that get tough on litter, the
Defra secretary Michael Gove has announced plans to beef up the government fight against illegally dumped
New powers are helping to combat the illegal dumping of waste in the countryside, says
Innovative community projects to tackle litter louts have been awarded government funding. Councils, charities, businesses,
The government has unveiled new powers to tackle fly-tipping and plans to combat the dumping
Fly-tipping incidents have soared by 7% over the past year – excluding the number of
Rural campaigners say seizing vehicles must become the default penalty for fly-tipping.
Government plans to tackle the scourge of fly-tipping are a missed opportunity, rural leaders have warned.
Fly-tippers could be forced to help councils clear-up illegally dumped waste in a new drive to clean up the countryside.
