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The Joint Unit for Waste Crime celebrates its first anniversary of cracking down on criminals and gangs who commit serious and organised waste crime.
Residents and social media users in the North East that use unregistered waste carriers could find themselves ‘accidental criminals’, warns the Environment Agency.
Investigations to follow surprise early morning visits.
The Environment Agency has launched an appeal to catch the people who dumped asbestos in a Devon watercourse.
The Environment Agency has intercepted increasing amounts of contaminated plastic waste which were bound for illegal export.
Chance police check in Chiswick.
The Dorset firm disputed the vehicles were end-of-life when they entered the site but admitted breaching the enforcement notice after ignoring several warnings.
The landmark and world-leading legislation which will transform how we protect and enhance our environment has returned to Parliament.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Multi-agency visits prompted by rise in theft of cabling catalytic converters.
An online plastic pollution workshop for Portsmouth last week (Friday 16 October) encouraged people to work together and inspire behaviour changes locally.
The Environment Agency has blocked access to land in Northumberland to prevent the illegal dumping and burning of waste.
Facebook users in Norfolk that use unregistered waste carriers could find themselves ‘accidental criminals’, warns the Environment Agency.
Facebook users in Lincolnshire that use unregistered waste carriers could find themselves ‘accidental criminals’, warns the Environment Agency.
Facebook users in Essex that use unregistered waste carriers could find themselves ‘accidental criminals’, warns the Environment Agency.
Facebook users in Cambridgeshire that use unregistered waste carriers could find themselves ‘accidental criminals’, warns the Environment Agency.
Facebook users in Northamptonshire that use unregistered waste carriers could find themselves ‘accidental criminals’, warns the Environment Agency.
Facebook users in Suffolk that use unregistered waste carriers could find themselves ‘accidental criminals’, warns the Environment Agency.
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