Pride in our communities
Tackling fly-tipping in Wales
Dumping waste at the side of the road, in the countryside or at any other location that does not have a permit to manage waste is called fly-tipping.
There were more than 60,000 incidents of fly-tipping on local authority land in Wales last year, that cost more than £3 million to clean up.
Fly-tipping is a criminal activity that blights our neighbourhoods and pollutes the environment.
There are simple steps that you can take to help prevent fly-tipping.
Pride in our communities is a Welsh Assembly Government initiative to tackle fly-tipping in Wales.
