Fly-tippers to be forced to join 'clean-up squads' - and made to 'pick up the bill'

Fly-tippers face new punishments in £45million crackdown

Under the new Waste Crime Action Plan, illegal dumpers could face up to 20 hours of unpaid work cleaning streets and parks, as well as repaying the cost of clearing the waste they illegally dumped

Fly-tippers to be forced into ‘clean-up squads’ in Government plans

Fly-tippers could be forced into “clean-up squads” to tidy up the mess in the areas where they have illegally dumped waste in new Government…

Fly-tippers could be forced to clear their own rubbish under new crackdown

Fly-tippers could soon find themselves conscripted into "clean-up squads", tasked with tidying the very areas where they have illegally dumped waste, under new government proposals.

Fly-tippers to be forced to join 'clean-up squads' - and made to 'pick up the bill'

Currently, fly-tippers are only punished after conviction, often after lengthy court proceedings.

Fly tippers face punishment of clearing up rubbish

Fly tippers could face up to 20 hours of community service removing rubbish they have illegally dumped.

'Why, oh why cannot phone bookings be re-instated ?'

I refer to the repeated reports of the scourge of fly tipping. If only the County Council would accept that their 'on-line only' booking system for…