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Unsuspecting landowners in the North East foot the bill for criminals who illegally dump large amounts of waste.
A new agreement between the Environment Agency and Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency will help tackle the transportation of illegal waste
The Environment Agency and DVSA will share intelligence and carry out operations to stop illegal waste carriers and improve road safety.
Environment Agency issues warning to prevent landowners becoming a victim at the hands of waste criminals.
Environment Agency officers have conducted an illegal waste export operation at the port of Harwich.
Environment Agency and police carried out raids following an in-depth investigation into illegal dumping of waste.
A Boston farmer faces a clean-up bill for 250 tonnes of waste after being scammed by an unscrupulous waste criminal
Landowners across the east of England are being warned not to be duped into storing illegal waste on their land.
Farmers in Lincolnshire are being warned by the Environment Agency to avoid a new scam that will leave them with large clean-up costs.
There has been an increase in illegally dumped waste across the West Midlands on public and private land during last 12 months.
A skip hire boss is ordered to pay back cash after he was found to have profited from illegal waste crime by almost £1million…
The Environment Agency and Durham Police are warning landowners to be vigilant after waste is dumped on private land.
Environment Agency officers visited 14 sites in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Hampshire and West Berkshire to stamp out waste crime
Environment Agency officers are out to crack down on illegal waste crime, kick-starting the ‘Right Waste Right Place’ initiative for 2017.
Environment Agency enforcement teams have visited 21 sites across the Thames Valley today (Wednesday 16 November) in a bid to stamp out waste crime.
Serious pollution incidents across England have fallen by 56% since 2000 thanks to the work of the Environment Agency and its partners, reports out today show.
The Environment Agency is working with partners to investigate reports of large amounts of waste being dumped in rural locations.
New powers given to local councils to punish fly-tippers
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
After 23 barrels of unknown chemicals were dumped last week, the Environment Agency can confirm they are not harmful to public health
The second in a series of 4 days of action targeted illegal waste sites across the South East on Thursday, 21 January.
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