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Hampshire County Council is taking action against fly-tipping with their S.C.R.A.P. campaign, and they’re asking private landowners to help make a difference! For the first time, they’re conducting a survey focused on the impact of fly-tipping on private land—a crucial step toward understanding and tackling this issue effectively.

Hampshire County Council is taking action against fly-tipping with their S.C.R.A.P. campaign, and they’re asking private landowners to help make a difference! For the first time, they’re conducting a survey focused on the impact of fly-tipping on private land—a crucial step toward understanding and tackling this issue effectively.

In today’s world, disposing of waste responsibly is not just a personal responsibility—it’s a legal one. Under UK law, the “Duty of Care” mandates that individuals and businesses take reasonable steps to ensure that their waste is disposed of correctly, safely, and legally.

We are pleased to announce the Neighbourhood Watch is recommending reporting via our clearwaste.com app! We are fully supportive of Hampshire Councils S.C.R.A.P initiative against flytipping.

Paul Bristow MP of Peterborough at the House of Commons Chamber, where he delivered a crucial 10 Minute Bill addressing the issue of fly-tipping. The bill, titled "Disposal of Waste (advertising & penalty provision)"

Our crowdfunding campaign has just gone live! We're delighted to invite you to join us in our battle against fly-tippers and become a part of ClearWaste's future.

Reports of incidents of illegal dumping rocketed by almost 350% percent since the first lockdown compared to before the Coronavirus pandemic.

It's a disgusting sight and judging by the fact that graffiti has been sprayed on some of the dumped rubbish, at least some of it has been there quite a while.

The Government reckons there is usually around 30% more waste than usual at Christmas. So what can we do to help make it more of a green Christmas?

Three men have been fined for dumping waste illegally at a huge fly-tipping site in Hampshire.

As the UK tries to pave the way to a greener future, new plans have been released which could see consumers forced to pay a returnable deposit on bottles, cans and disposable cups.

An uncle and nephew have been convicted of dumping waste from household refits on derelict land in north London.