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Fly Tipping

Fly-tipping is described as 'the illegal deposit of any waste onto land, i.e. waste dumped or tipped on a site with no license to accept waste.' It can be hazardous to the public and animals and it costs you as a taxpayer to clear it up.

Fly-tipped waste normally consists of large items such as general household waste, larger domestic items including fridges and mattresses, garden refuse, commercial builder's rubble, tyres but can also contain clinical waste such as syringes or hazardous waste.

If you spot any fly tipped waste or see anyone fly-tipping please report it, the rubbish can then be removed and with your help the crime can be investigated and the culprits prosecuted.

Bromsgrove Council have recently launched a campaign to prevent Fly Tipping in the district. No Tipping PDF Acrobat Filesigns have been erected at known fly tipping hotspots across the district warning of fines of up to £50,000. We are encouraging residents to report fly tipping.

If you are aware of repeated fly tipping incidents in your area, it would be helpful to take photo footage or video footage of the incident. Such evidence is vital when trying to prosecute individuals for fly tipping.

Householders now have a duty of care to ensure that waste is passed to a registered waste carrier. If you wanted to make sure that you were passing your waste on to a registered waste carrier please visit the environment agency link and view the public register to see those businesses who are registered waste carriers.

There is a guide to tackling fly tipping for landowners which can be accessed through the link provided.

For information on tyre recovery please visit this link.

Working towards a cleaner environment and a brighter future.

If reporting a fly tipping incident please provide the following details;

  • What type of waste it is, ensuring that you do not touch the waste but visually inspect it from a safe distance
  • The size / scale or amount of waste that has been tipped
  • The location of the waste and whether it is near to any water body.

To report a fly tipping incident please either contact Bromsgrove District Council Customer Services or complete the online form below.


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If you saw the waste being fly-tipped
(a) How many people did you see fly-tipping and what did they look like? (b) Did you recognise any of them? (c) Can you describe them e.g. gender, hair colour, distinguishing features?
Was there a vehicle involved? If so: (a) What did it look like? (b) What was its make, model and colour? (c) What was its registration number? (d) Were there any distinguishing features or signs on the vehicle?
Where you were when you saw the fly tipping? (a) What kind of view did you have? (b) How far away were you? (c) What was the weather like? (d) Was it light or dark?
Other relevant details
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This page was last reviewed 11 August 2011 at 14:38 by Michelle Garrett.
The page is next due for review 7 February 2012.
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