The Suffolk Waste Partnership, which consists of all the Suffolk Councils including the County and partners, have been working on a project aimed at reducing fly-tipping in Suffolk. This project builds on the work originally designed in Hertfordshire, and has since been used across the country. The SCRAP fly-tipping campaign is aimed at residents and businesses, whose waste is sometimes fly-tipped by unlicensed operators. It aims to remind people that they should only allow licensed waste-carriers to take waste away for them.
This County-wide campaign will run over the next few months, principally through social media, but you can read about it now at suffolkrecycling.org.uk/fly-tipping. If you need to contact the authorities to report incidents of suspected fly-tipping, either see their webpage (just mentioned) or our own Contacts page under "F" (which link will remain even if this blog is deleted).