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The UK government is taking a hard stance on fly-tipping, proposing new powers for officials to arrest, search, and seize assets in a bid to tackle illegal waste dumping more effectively.
Two men who dumped expired food outside a charity store, not once, but twice, have been caught red-handed and slapped
The City of Canterbury Bankstown is cracking down on illegal dumping with a new beautification project in North Parade at Campsie. By removing abandoned vehicles and dumped rubbish, clearing overgrown bushes, and installing surveillance cameras and signage, the aim is to deter dumpers and promote cleaner streets. This initiative is part of an ongoing illegal dumping prevention program for the area which has already seen a 61% reduction in illegal dumping offences. Canterbury-Bankstown Mayor Bilal El-Hayek hopes to roll the project out to other locations across the city, making it easier for local communities to help prevent criminal behaviour.
City of Canterbury Bankstown is taking further steps to stop illegal dumping by expanding its camera surveillance of local dumping
Efforts to stamp out illegal dumping by City of Canterbury Bankstown have led to a significant fall in the number
