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Total to pay is more than £36,000 including costs with five-year criminal behaviour order and suspended custodial sentence.
Fly-tippers will be forced to clean up our communities and pay the costs of clearing up their mess under government plans for ‘clean up squads’.
New crackdown unites government, regulators, police, local government, and Mayors against criminal gangs behind illegal waste sites.
A court order is now in place prohibiting anyone from entering or importing waste onto a site at Severnside Farm, Gloucester.
Essex company fined after operator ignored warnings to clear overflowing site
A man has been arrested in connection with waste activities in the Camborne area, Cornwall
Environment Agency opens consultation on draft permit decision for Cloughton gas exploration proposal.
Emmersons Transport LTD has been ordered to stop crushing waste until the risk of pollution has been removed.
Environment Agency investigations into waste and water offences across Lincolnshire have secured £168,000 for a Lincolnshire charity.
42 waste sites were inspected, resulting in 17 permits suspended or revoked and over 30 criminal investigations triggered.
Fire-risk among Environment Agency’s many concerns
Waste criminals will face heftier fines as the government steps up its zero-tolerance approach to waste crime.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
The landowner and three waste carriers have been convicted for waste dumping, with the latest defendant told to pay over £11,000.
Westcountry Rivers Trust to receive £60,000 to fund river barrier removal in the Teign catchment.
Officers found serious fire hazards and pollution risks during a site visit
Surveillance cameras spot vehicles – five now prosecuted over village dumps
Decision follows extensive review and two rounds of public consultation. Rigorous assessments in place to protect the environment and health
The Environment Agency has made changes to an operator’s environmental permit to reduce odour issues at Jameson Road landfill.
Waste carrier DTM Grab Hire Ltd has been told to pay out £16,664 after thousands of tonnes of waste were dumped on a floodplain.
Environment Agency and Natural England act on 30,000 tonnes of illegal waste at Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) in Leicestershire.
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