What Should I Do If the Fly-tip Is on Private Land?

AI Summary

If you encounter fly-tipping on private land, Gravesham Borough Council cannot remove it, but they can still investigate the incident and take action against the offender. Here’s what you should do:

  1. Gather details about the fly-tipping:

    • Date, time, and location of the incident.
    • Description of the waste and amount.
    • Photos, if possible.
    • Information about involved vehicles (e.g., registration number) and persons.

  2. Report the fly-tipping using the online form: Report Fly-tipping.

If this matter has already been reported and hasn't been resolved, follow up via email at waste.management@gravesham.gov.uk with your original reference number. Your information is crucial for the council's enforcement efforts!

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Related questions

Can the council provide assistance in identifying the owner of the private land? What actions can I take if the fly-tipping is not addressed after reporting? Are there any penalties for the offenders caught fly-tipping on private land? How long does it typically take for the council to investigate a reported fly-tipping case?

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